Transport, Trade and Regulation News

Manufacturers of semiconductors are stymied by a dismal 2008 and an even gloomier outlook for 2009.

Industrial production in the United Kingdom, Spain, Italy, France, Finland, and Sweden will continue

As retail sales dry up across the country, Office Depot plans to close 112 underperforming stores an

The new president and Congress should support a U.S. transportation system that focuses on connectiv

Shipping via all modes in the United States grew 11 percent by tonnage and 43 percent by value in th

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce released its first comprehensive infrastructure policy package that spa

Two of the executives who purchased Seko from U.S. Freightways in 2002 bought out the shares of a th

The Transportation Security Administration said Monday that it had fixed a Transportation Worker Ide

Exel launched a multi-client distribution and fulfillment center network. The network coordi

Two of the executives who purchased Seko from U.S. Freightways in 2002 bought out the shares of a th

United States industry shipped 13 billion tons of goods valued at almost $12 trillion in 2007, the D

Supply-chain software specialist i2 Technologies announced that it has terminated its merger agreeme

Copyright 2008, Traffic World, Inc.Global shippers are well aware their supply chains are at

Pro-Taliban militants attacked the Bilal Container Terminal in Peshawar, Pakistan, setting on fire a

The largest investment in the nation's infrastructure since the creation of the Interstate Highway s

United Business Media Limited today announced that it will reorganize its Commonwealth Business Medi

United Business Media Limited on Dec. 8 announced that it will reorganize its Commonwealth Business

Copyright 2008, Traffic World, Inc.Major shippers are waving the carrot more than the stick

Copyright 2008, Traffic World, Inc.President-elect Barack Obama told the nation''s governors

The number of "ready-to-go" transportation public works projects that could be under contract within

FedEx Freight and FedEx National LTL will implement 5.7-percent general rate increases effective Jan

Copyright 2008, Traffic World, Inc.Shippers in an increasingly creaky economy are deciding t

It appears unlikely that the World Trade Organization will be able to call a ministerial this year a

Some 3,000 workers will have to re-apply for their Transportation Worker Identification Credential b

Copyright 2008, Traffic World, Inc.Long-awaited air traffic control technology that is desig

Copyright 2008, Traffic World, Inc.At first glance, everyone got what they wanted in the new

President-elect Barack Obama's call for increased infrastructure spending has found support from a p

The pirates of the Gulf of Aden have become notorious for using small boats to attack large ships. T

Copyright 2008, Traffic World, Inc.The city of Nogales, Arizona''s busiest international bor

The largest investment in the nation's infrastructure since the creation of the Interstate Highway s

Supply-chain software specialist i2 Technologies announced that it has terminated its merger agreeme

The Bush administration is trying to close the door on rules for railroad transport of hazardous mat

In a move to save approximately $700 million, Dow Chemical on Dec. 8 announced the permanent closing

Traffic on U.S. railroads fell sharply in November -- the worst month on record, according to the As

China and the United States today pledged to deepen their economic ties and expand cooperative effor

The United Kingdom's biggest rail freight operator, EWS, is to lay off 530 workers, or 10 percent of

Net earnings fell 7 percent as economic hard times pinched supply chain software provider Logility i

European Union competition regulators approved the acquisition by Kuehne & Nagel of Alloin Holdi

Logistics provider C.H. Robinson on Wednesday opened a new office in Corpus Christi, Texas.T

A surge in customers on Black Friday did not bring retailers into the black for the month of Novembe