Transport, Trade and Regulation News

DHL plans to use Newgistics' SmartLabel reverse logistics product to speed returns through DHL@home,

Contract negotiations may be the least-liked part of a shipperÕs job, but groups representing shippe

A measure aimed at keeping unsafe Mexican trucks off U.S. roads has ensnared Canadian truckers

The Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) received $1 million in November from the 2

Flanked by exhausted and shell-shocked aviation executives, President Bush signed legislation on Nov

New European Union Trade Commissioner Peter Mandelson began talks today with his U.S. counterpart Ro

Federal railroad regulators are going to take a little longer to cut through the din on whistle-free

The nation's largest retailers want the government to drop curbs in imports of Chinese-made trousers

President Bush on Friday nominated former NewYork City police commissioner Bernard Kerik to run the

TNT Logistics North America has appointed Dave Lamolinara to the position of vice president of busin

Brazil's government does not expect free trade deals with the European Union and the United States u

CNF Inc. named Douglas Stotlar, currently the chief operating officer of its Con-Way Transportation

Kansas City Southern in November opened a new TransLoad Center (TLC) in Siloam Springs, Ark. Operate

Norfolk Southern Corp. said its 2005 capital improvement budget will be $938 million, a nearly 16 pe

CHENNAI -- Global logistics provider Schenker AG expects air and sea freight in India to grow by 25

Logistics solutions provider Stonepath Group said that it has received notification from the America

The National Small Shipments Traffic Conference (NASSTRAC) plans to hold a "Logistics 101" seminar F

TNT Logistics, Europe's largest logistics operator, is now earmarking over $300 million for developm

United Parcel Service said today it will pay $100 million to take over most of the international exp

USF Corp. said today that David A. Kramer has been named vice president of sales, effective Jan. 3.<

Congress has approved $750,000 to help fund the Kansas City SmartPort initiative as part of the 2005

Logistics software company Descartes Systems Group says cost-cutting and restructuring have paid off

Despite high oil prices and stubborn deficits, the global economy will continue to expand over the n

President George W. Bush and Canadian Prime Minister Paul Martin say they are committed to easing th

The Stonepath Group has outlined several key executive promotions, including:-- Melvin Law t

The Bush administration Tuesday upheld a decision to impose penalty tariffs on shrimp imported from

As government and private industry ramp up efforts to strike a balance between security and profit,

IBM said today that it has completed the acquisition of Maersk Data and DMdata from AP Moller-Maersk

NEW ORLEANS -- Osprey Line made its first sailing Tuesday from Chicago with a barge loaded with empt

The Surface Transportation Board on Monday approved Kansas City Southern's application to control Th

U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Tom Ridge today resigned as leader of the government department cre

LauritzenCool Logistics (LCL) said it has formed a joint venture company with George Hammond PLC, La

The MV Mike Kennelly was the last towboat to head down river from St. Paul this year, bringing an en

In a move that will bring Asian-Pacific economies closer together, Australia and New Zealand both ag

South Korea and Singapore have agreed on the key issues of a bilateral free-trade agreement and they

The German government is to sell to institutional investors a stake in mail carrier Deutsche Post th

Copyright 2004, Traffic World, Inc.The Transportation Security Administration began testing

Copyright 2004, Traffic World, Inc.Rice University researchers said they''ve moved a step cl

Copyright 2004, Traffic World, Inc.Dell is putting some of the "U.S." back in the U.S. compu

Copyright 2004, Traffic World, Inc.The Transportation Security Administration isn''t the onl