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The public investment flowing into East Coast terminal expansion and harbor deepening ahead of the Panama Canal expansion may be getting all the ink, but private companies see another huge opportunity.

Logwin has opened a new office in India to meet rising demand for textile forwarding export services and increasing imports of high-value goods.

Japanese shipowner NYK Line has acquired a 51 percent controlling stake in the logistics operations of Russia’s Rolf Group, which will retain 49 percent of the new joint venture.

Planning to build the load center port of the future requires a strategic vision that emphasizes construction of large marine terminals, harbor deepening, expanding road and rail access and a cargo growth strategy.

DHL is making a multi-million dollar investment in Australia to boost its forwarding capacity.

Agility Logistics will focus on organic growth to expand its Asia business and meet rapidly increasing demand, according to one executive.

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When it comes to developing a world-class supply chain, it’s all about adapting and upgrading.

A sputtering U.S. economy. Rising costs in China. The eurozone crisis. Shifting sourcing patterns. An ever-more-rigorous regulatory environment.

Kuehne + Nagel said it has entered into an agreement to settle a U.S. class-action lawsuit alleging anticompetitive practices in relation to certain surcharges for freight forwarding services.

Panalpina boosted its fast-growing less-than-containerload Asia-Europe network with the launch of three services from China and Singapore to Hungary, the Czech Republic and Austria.

German logistics provider Dachser has opened a new office in China.

China’s logistics industry achieved impressive growth in the first seven months of 2012, despite rising costs and slowing export growth, according to the China Federation of Logistics and Purcha

Descartes Systems Group’s profit fell 3.8 percent year-over-year in its second fiscal quarter ended July 31, even as its revenue increased 6 percent.

DHL Global Forwarding has launched two new less-than-containerload services linking India’s largest container port, Nhava Sheva (Jawaharlal Nehru), with Sweden for export shipments and with the

Yusen Logistics is launching a less-than-containerload service from Malaysia to the United States, in conjunc

One of the world's largest ocean shippers has broken with tradition and signed an exclusive five-year deal with a single logistics provider.

Damco hired long-time logistics executive Steve Hoffman as global head for the industrial vertical sector.

Toll Holdings saw write-downs on assets in Australia and Japan contribute to a 76 percent decline in full-year profit.

DHL has launched new services from Asia to the Americas from a new multimodal gateway located at South Korea’s Port of Busan.

Agility’s profit stalled in the second quarter as the Kuwaiti global logistics and infrastructure group reported it was beginning to reap the benefits of a two-year-long restructuring of its bus

CEVA Logistics is boosting its footprint in the Midwest to speed delivery by up to four days by better connecting its ocean services to its surface network.

Damco’s earnings before interest and taxes jumped 42 percent to $51 million as air freight revenue more than doubled and net revenue increased 12 percent to $1.543 billion.

Nippon Express Co., Japan’s largest international freight forwarder, said that its net profit sank 8.5 percent in the first quarter of fiscal 2012, which started on April 1, from a year earlier

Major North American railroads and shippers say they support more federally sponsored arbitration, but the carriers can’t get onboard with the current proposal requiring them to opt-out instead

CEVA Logistics said its adjusted earnings before interest, taxes, depre

Major Japanese international freight forwarder Yusen Logistics Co.

Panalpina expects further growth on its intra-Asia and Asia-Latin America trades by air and sea in the coming months.

Kuehne + Nagel has won a major retail contract to provide ocean freight logistics management services for Hong Kong-based Group subsidiary Metro Group Buying for the next three years.

Panalpina’s second quarter profit tumbled 37.5 percent from a year ago, but the Swiss logistics and freight forwarder boosted its ocean and air freight market shares.

From his office window in the New York Container Terminal, Jim Devine can see the rigs blasting rock at the bottom of the Arthur Kill, deepening the channel leading to the terminal’s berths to 5

The Surface Transportation Board wants to change rules to ensure all captive shippers have a "meaningful way" to challenge railroad rates and says it is still considering a shipper proposal

Pantos Logistics has won a contract to provide international rail transportation services for a General Motors joint venture in Asia.

Kuehne + Nagel’s net profit fell in the

The Port of Rotterdam today closed the final gap in a near seven-mile long seawall, reclaiming almost 5,000 acres of land from the North Sea that will house Europe’s largest new ocean container

The Japanese Shipowners’ Association voiced strong objections on Friday to the toll increases proposed by the Panama Canal Authority and urged it to withdraw the increases scheduled for this Oct

Panalpina, the global freight forwarding and logistics group, has opened four new logistics competence centers around the world, supported by a new supply chain solutions center in Frankfurt.

Kombiverkehr reported revenue of 430 million euros ($542 million) in 2011, up 11.9 percent on the previous year and just 2 million euros short of its 2008 record, as Europe’s largest multimodal