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Stay updated with our rail transport news and trends. Journal of Commerce covers intermodal news, and port connectivity news in the container rail transport sector.
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Pacer Profit Jumps Six-Fold to $6.6 Million
John D. Boyd, Associate Editor |
Intermodal provider Pacer International had a
Intermodal providers
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Norfolk Southern Profit Jumps 24 Percent
JOC Staff |
Norfolk Southern Railway saw third quarter profit jump 24 percent to $554 million, with a solid 3.3 percent growth in volume, and the Eastern railroad said growth is continuing despite widespread conc
North-American rail
Profit Surges at Trinity’s Railcar Units
John D. Boyd, Associate Editor |
Trinity Industries, North America’s largest railcar manufacturer and builder of barges, wind towers and steel construction supports, saw third-quarter profit and revenue leap at its railcar buil
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Maritime
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CN Launches Large Share Buyback Program
John D. Boyd, Associate Editor |
The board of directors at Canadian National Railway authorized the company to buy back up to
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CN Profit Jumps 19 Percent on Record Loads
John D. Boyd, Associate Editor |
Canadian National Railway’s profit rose 19 percent to $648 million in the third quarter from a year ago
North-American rail
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CP Profit Falls 5.3 Percent as Intermodal Shrinks
John D. Boyd, Associate Editor |
Third-quarter profit fell 5.3 percent at Canadian Pacific Railway to $184 million, as it lost 10.1 percent of intermodal traffic from a year earlier while battling extreme weather disruptions.
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Paccar Hits $4.26 Billion Quarterly Sales Record
William B. Cassidy, Senior Editor |
Truck manufacturer Paccar reported the highest quarterly revenue in its history as U.S. truck operators raced to replace aging heavy trucks with newer models.
North-American rail
Trucking News
Container Corp. of India Profit Down 16 Percent
JOC Staff |
Container Corp.
Intermodal providers
Maritime
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Forwarding
US Distilled Grain Exports Will Rebound, Report Says
Mark Szakonyi, Daily Content Editor |
U.S.
International ports
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CN to Assist Grain Exporter with Supply Chain
RailResource |
Agri-Food Central Ltd.
International ports
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US-Canada's Taxing Debate
R.G. Edmonson |
One country’s container tax is another country’s trade barrier. A coalition of six major U.S. West Coast ports and two major railroads argues that the U.S.
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
Rail News
All Tracks Lead to Virginia
Peter T. Leach |
The two Class 1 railroads serving the ports of Virginia are playing musical chairs. When the music stops, the big winner will be the Virginia Port Authority.
Rail News
Container lines
Forwarding
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Heading Down the Wrong Track?
John D. Boyd |
For months, year-over-year gains in rail freight traffic have countered gloom-and-doom warnings about the U.S. economy heading back into recession.
Rail News
KCS Profit Doubles to $99.8 Million on Record Freight
John D. Boyd, Associate Editor |
Record third quarter freight traffic and record revenue pushed Kansas City Southern’s profit up 99 percent from a year earlier to $99.8 million.
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CN Workers on Three US Units Ratify Contract
John D. Boyd, Associate Editor |
About 430 employees at three U.S.
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Railroads Show Their Mettle
John D. Boyd |
North America’s freight railroads aren’t burning up the tracks with surging peak-season traffic, but they’re still posting moderate gains in volume compared to last year.
Rail News
North-American rail
Profit Nearly Doubles for Railcar Lessor GATX
John D. Boyd, Associate Editor |
Railcar leasing giant GATX saw profit in its rail segment soar 93 percent in the third quarter to $63 million, largely due to increases in pricing and fleet utilization.
North-American rail
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Group Sues UP, BNSF on Rail Yard Emissions
Bill Mongelluzzo, Associate Editor |
The National Resources Defense Council filed suit this week against the Union Pacific and BNSF railroads to require the c
North-American rail
UP Profit Jumps 16 Percent to $904 Million
John D. Boyd, Associate Editor |
Third-quarter profit at Union Pacific, North America’s largest railroad, rose 16 percent to $904 million despite slim volume growth in what its CEO called an “uncertain” economy.
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GE Transportation Invests $231 Million at US Plants
John D. Boyd, Associate Editor |
GE Transportation will spend $231 million to upgrade two factories to meet North American and foreign demand for locomotives, mining equipment and other products including marine engines.
International ports
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Homebuilding Rises, Market Remains Weak
Joseph Bonney, Senior Editor |
A jump in apartment construction caused homebuilding to rise at the fastest rate in 17 months, but other data point to continued weakness in a real estate market that’s dragging down containeriz
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
Maritime
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CSX Sees 'Modest Growth' Ahead for US Economy
John D. Boyd, Associate Editor |
CSX Transportation looks for the U.S. economy and its rail freight traffic to keep growing “at a modest rate” in the next few quarters, said Michael Ward, its chairman and CEO.
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Eurotunnel Revenue Jumps 9.2 Percent
Bruce Barnard, Special Correspondent |
Groupe Eurotunnel, operator of the undersea rail tunnel between France and the U.K., boosted third quarter revenue 10 percent year-over-year on higher truck and rail freight traffic.
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Russia's TransContainer Traffic Up 9.3 Percent
Bruce Barnard, Special Correspondent |
TransContainer, Russia’s largest rail container operator, boosted third quarter traffic by 9.3 percent year-over-year, partly due to 28.7 percent jump in export shipments.
Intermodal providers
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Forwarding
CSX Profit Rises 12 Percent on Slight Traffic Gain
John D. Boyd, Associate Editor |
CSX Transportation saw its profit rise 12 percent to $464 million in the third quarter, as revenue increased 11 percent from a year earlier to nearly $3 billion while freight volume edged up just 1 pe
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Job Growth Flattens at Top US Railroads
John D. Boyd, Associate Editor |
U.S. job growth nearly came to a halt at the seven largest freight railroads from mid-August to mid-September, a period when weekly rail traffic was running slightly ahead of 2010 levels.
North-American rail
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Grain Industry Pushes Barley Exports to Japan
Mark Szakonyi, Daily Content Editor |
U.S. agriculture industry officials are stepping up efforts to restore barley exports to Japan after a steep and rapid downturn in shipments in recent years.
International ports
Maritime
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North-American rail
Port Planner Says Panama Canal Effect Uncertain
Bill Mongelluzzo, Associate Editor |
Port planner John Vickerman sees the expanded Panama Canal's effect on U.S. trade shaking out in either of two ways.
Port News
Maritime
Forwarding
North-American rail
CP, Contrans Convert Flatbed Freight to Intermodal
John D. Boyd, Associate Editor |
Canadian Pacific Railway is partnering with truck and logistics provider Contrans by using collapsible containers to convert some flatbed-type shipments to double-stack rail intermodal service.
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CSX to Haul Maersk Cargo From Virginia to Midwest
Peter T. Leach, Senior Editor |
Maersk Line and CSX Transportation signed a contract for the railroad to haul the Danish ocean carrier’s discretionary cargo from APM terminal in Portsmouth, Va., to the Midwest.
Port News
Maritime
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Container lines
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Kuehne + Nagel Boosts Profit 1.1 Percent
Bruce Barnard, Special Correspondent |
Kuehne + Nagel’s earnings grew 1.1 percent in the first nine months of 2011 from a year earlier as the Swiss logistics company boosted ocean container and air cargo shipments in a softening mark
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Working on the Railroads
Presidential intervention avoids what could be a crippling rail strike, for now |
President Obama stepped into a simmering dispute between rail unions and most major railroads Oct.
Rail News
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
North-American rail
Rail Traffic Outpaces 2010 in Latest Week
John D. Boyd, Associate Editor |
North America’s major freight railroads hauled 2.1 percent more intermodal traffic than a year earlier in the week ending Oct. 8, while bulk carload traffic grew 3.3 percent.
North-American rail
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Virginia Ports Expand Market Reach via Rail
Peter T. Leach, Senior Editor |
The Virginia Port Authority is expanding its market for discretionary container shipments into the Southeast and the Midwest through two new rail services.
Port News
Maritime
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North-American rail
Rail Peaks and Caution Flags
John D. Boyd |
North American intermodal traffic is hitting all-time weekly highs but the biggest railroads are raising caution flags about how the freight business will fare in coming months.
Rail News
North-American rail
Prep for Fall Peak
JOC Staff |
The rail peak season is under way for intermodal and some other cargoes, and the heads of major railroads have been preparing for months.
Rail News
North-American rail
Analyst Says ECRI Warning Could Signal Rail Slump
John D. Boyd, Associate Editor |
A recession forecast from the Economic Research Cycle Institute could point to a slump in rail freight volumes in coming months based on past correlations, says analyst Matthew Troy of Susquehanna Int
North-American rail
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Transplace Merges With Intermodal Marketer
William B. Cassidy, Senior Editor |
Logistics services company Transplace is expanding from its trucking base into intermodal rail by merging with intermodal marketer Celtic International.
Intermodal providers
Truck brokers
DB Schenker Begins Germany-China Container Rail Service
Bruce Barnard, Special Correspondent |
DB Schenker said its new daily rail container service between Germany and China, starting in late November, will more than halve the transit time of sea transport.
Intermodal providers
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LA-LB Called Upon to Cover Alameda Shortfall
Bill Mongelluzzo, Associate Editor |
With cargo volumes moving through the Alameda Corridor in Southern California still recovering from the 2008-09 recession, the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach have been called upon to cover the co
Port News
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