Supply chain

The trucking industry is bracing for more changes to the hours-of-service rules for drivers.

Wal-Mart Stores is not known for doing things in small degrees. When the world's largest retailer la

Troubled 3PL Stonepath Group finished its restructuring and is counting on increased client outsourc

A plan to consolidate inbound shipments and reduce retail store inventories is cutting a day from re

During the week ending Aug. 6, U.S. railroads boosted carloads to 330,667 units, up 1 percent, and i

The first order of business for the new head of the Transportation Security Administration is revamp

When it comes to manufacturing, sometimes there's no substitute for the good ol' U.S. of A.

The U.S. trade deficit widened sharply in June, to $58.8 billion, as oil imports and the U.S. defici

NAL Worldwide LLC, an affiliate of Lake Capital Partners LP, announced Friday that it had completed

U-Freight relocated its Houston freight hub to a new, larger warehouse and office facility. The new

The U.S. trade deficit widened sharply in June, to $58.8 billion, as oil imports and the gap with Ch

WASHINGTON -- With little public fanfare, Edmund S. "Kip" Hawley has become the fourth head of the T

Marine and logistics conglomerate SembCorp Industries Ltd. reported a 19.6-percent rise in second-qu

Surging automobile sales led by rock-bottom sale prices drove U.S. retail sales up 1.8 percent in Ju

Supply chain technology company Manhattan Associates reached an agreement to buy smaller rival Evant

The Bush Administration will seek to ease trade concerns with China that have developed since global

A leading retail group says store sales surged 4.6 percent in July, maintaining strong growth that i

FedEx Corp. said it has opened a branch in Ningbo in eastern China to serve customers in the Yangtze

Seko, a global provider of freight forwarding and logistics, has appointed Richard Flanders to manag

CSX Corp. told investors Thursday that it plans to expand some existing rail lines to meet demand in

The Chinese government reported Thursday that the country's cumulative trade surplus for the first s

Backers of the Alameda Corridor East say they are looking for funding since they got far less backin

The government's risk-based program for inspection of sea containers is itself full of risks, says a

Bonni Tischler, 60, a well-known veteran of Customs and Border Protection, died early Tuesday after

United States retailers are reporting largely clear sailing through ports this year even though port

WASHINGTON -- President George W. Bush used a Caterpillar heavy equipment factory in Aurora, Ill., a

A little-noticed provision in the highway bill may mean shippers assume more risk when using domesti

Swift Intermodal announced it will acquire 3,800 53-foot domestic containers currently leased by BNS

President Bush on Wednesday signed the highway bill that sets transportation policy and funding leve

The National Transportation Safety Board blamed a freight railroad for a fatal 2004 Amtrak derailmen

USPS loses another customer.Applicants to the Customs-Trade Partnership Against Terrorism mu

The board of directors of C.H. Robinson Worldwide elected a new director, Kenneth E. Keiser. Keiser,

North American intermodal volume rose 4.5 percent in the second quarter from the year-ago period, bu

The Transportation Services Index of 112.6 rose 0.8 percent in May, the third straight monthly incre

Motor carrier Swift Intermodal today announced it will acquire 3,800 53-foot domestic containers cur

The Ocean Carrier Equipment Management Association applauded the recent passage by Congress of highw

The logjam is over. Nearly two years and 12 extensions after the last full Transportation Equity Act

In the midst of the massive hype over radio frequency identification technology's promise for supply

A strong second quarter in all its North American business segments resulted in a 33 percent increas

Wednesday is D-Day for the long-awaited highway bill.President Bush plans to sign the $286 b