Transport, Trade and Regulation News

ProLogis is selling off interests in China and Japan to ease debt pressures and gain liquidity.

The National Association of Manufacturers launched a specialized lobbying effort to focus on nationa

Savi will be able to compete for Department of Defense RFID orders during the three years beginning

TOKYO -- Japan, the world's second-biggest economy, posted a trade deficit of 223.4 billion yen ($2.

The financially struggling distribution facility developer ProLogis today said it has signed an agre

Today CSX Intermodal announced that it is further expanding its services in Florida with a wider arr

The National Association of Manufacturers announced the creation of a new Customs and Border Coaliti

TOKYO -- Japan, the world's second-biggest economy, posted a trade deficit of 223.4 billion yen ($2.

Freight volume on U.S. railroads was off during the week ended Dec. 20 from the previous-year period

Mexico will cut tariffs on capital goods and other industrial imports to lower costs for Mexican man

Copyright 2008, Traffic World, Inc."The crisis is not coming, it is here."Tom Skanck

JANUARY-- Oil prices hit $100 a barrel, pushing up gas and diesel prices.--&nb

BY ALAN M. FIELDLess than a year ago, economists were buzzing about the theory of "decouplin

Loans and leasing for capital equipment fell sharply in November, as businesses cut back on investme

Copyright 2008, Traffic World, Inc.Logistics is by definition a challenging profession, and

The Expediting Co. agreed to acquire Logicity. The forwarders expect to close the transactio

A federal judge has delayed until Feb. 6, 2009, the effective compliance date for an Environmental P

In the world of international trade and transportation, Taiwan's economic relationship with China ha

SEATTLE -- Heavy snow, high winds and icy conditions in the Pacific Northwest over the past four day

Copyright 2008, Traffic World, Inc.-- Congress passes and President Bush signs the Railroad

Copyright 2008, Traffic World, Inc.-- A massive infrastructure spending bill will be the fi

Just when supply-chain managers were hoping that the trillions of dollars being injected into the gl

Related Stories:? 2008 Highlights? 2009 Preview? QuotableLogistics is by definit

Demand for heavy duty trucks and trailers won't revive until at least the second half of 2009, says

Intercontainer is now offering weekly rail-road combined transport services between the Port of Rott

If there's a silver lining for retailers anywhere in the economic storm, it's online. While in-store

The ranks of the unemployed could rise as high as 25 million by 2010 because of the global financial

WASHINGTON -- The chairman of the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee wants to give sh

Copyright 2008, Traffic World, Inc.If anyone is likely to break out the party hats this New

Related Stories:? 2008 Highlights? 2009 Preview? QuotableIf anyone is likely to

The U.S. has requested consultations at the World Trade Organization to resolve a dispute regarding

Rail freight traffic plunged in the week ending Dec. 6, according to the Association of American Rai

A bailout for General Motors and Chrysler came through on Dec. 19 as President George W. Bush announ

President-elect Barack Obama intends to name former Dallas mayor Ron Kirk as United States Trade Rep

The National Association of Manufacturers today supported President Bush's plan to extend federal lo

TOKYO -- Transport ministers from 22 nations will gather in Tokyo Jan.14 to discuss ways to reduce c

A key transportation group accused the Department of Transportation on Friday of misrepresenting the

The fight over hours of service rules is not over, despite a final rule set to go into effect the da

The National Association of Manufacturers said a prompt thank you to President George W. Bush for hi

The U.S. has requested consultations at the World Trade Organization to resolve a dispute regarding