Transport, Trade and Regulation News

Expeditors International of Washington, Inc. today announced net earnings of $43.6 million for the f

United Parcel Service on Monday named John McDevitt as senior vice president of global transportatio

Members of a leading trade advisory committee gave only "qualified support" to proposed new standard

After stripping highway projects out of last year's omnibus spending bill, Rep. Ernest Istook, R-Okl

Railroads will have to look elsewhere for infrastructure improvement money if President Bush's budge

India's growing role in international trade and manufacturing is attracting logistics providers inte

White House budget emphasizes transport security, boosting DHS while cutting DOT, derailing Amtrak

The first annual Journal of Commerce China Trade & Logistics conference is shaping up as a major ga

Canadian National Railway Co. today announced it reached a tentative three-year agreement with the U

Shares of Pacer International Inc. reached a 52-week high Monday following a Bear Stearns ratings up

Rep. Don Young has a highway bill, homeland security, commerce and room for help from U.S. indus

The Bush administration budget would combine the Port Security Grant Program with other transport se

During 2005's first five weeks, the largest U.S. railroads' average train speed fell while the two C

Tom Ridge, the Department of Homeland Security's first secretary, could never escape the tyranny of

Supply chain role model Dell just proved again why it is the standard which all computer companies -

Savi Technology last week unveiled an RFID system for shippers working to meet the Department of Def

Rumors of UPS interest in Exel foreshadow next wave of logistics buyouts, consolidationRepor

The trade deficit for manufactured goods in the United States reached $553 billion in 2004, accordin

Union Pacific is raising rates on certain goods passing though Arizona in order to improve capacity

Paradigm Global Logistics, a freight forwarder based in Los Angeles, has named John M. Dauernheim as

After a brief lull, U.S. railroads got back on track during February's first week. The roads boosted

OTTAWA - Ports and carriers using the St. Lawrence Seaway say a plan by Washington to restore tolls

Truck sizes and weights are back on the table in Congress.Sens. Frank Lautenberg, D-N.J., an

The United States trade deficit reached a record $617.7 billion in 2004 as imports hit all-time high

Leaders of the House Transportation Committee late Wednesday introduced a $283.9 billion bill to pay

As part of its "aggressive" growth strategy for China, United Parcel Service said it has opened thre

Trucker C.H. Robinson Worldwide posted higher fourth-quarter income as its intermodal business conti

LOS ANGELES -- BNSF Railway could have its own near-dock intermodal rail transfer facility in Southe

109th Congress House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee members

Hub Group Inc. said fourth-quarter profit rose as the freight management broker instituted price inc

NORWALK, Calif. -- The long-haul trucking industry could again find itself short of capacity during

Global logistics services provider, Stonepath Group, said today that the American Stock Exchange has

President Bush proposed a $284 billion, six-year highway bill in his 2006 budget blueprint. That is

UPS today announced two new Web-based trade management tools developed for businesses to manage cust

President Bush wants Congress to cut the Department of Transportation's budget by 3.5 percent, targe

Seko, a global freight forwarding and logistics company, announced it has opened a new office in Hou

Intermodal traffic increased for the 11th straight quarter to close out 2004, while full-year growth

Aircraft manufacturer Airbus contracted with logistics and express delivery company DHL to provide s

Logistics operators increasingly are asking what new technology can do for them, not just what it ca

Severe winter weather in January slowed trains in many parts of the country, putting an end to U.S.