Transport, Trade and Regulation News

Logistics provider EGL Inc., operating as Eagle Global Logistics, paid the United States a penalty o

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., is considering spending $60 billion on infrastructure in an ec

An independent final report on the Department of Transportation's cross border trucking program foun

Ceva, the Netherlands freight management and contract logistics company, reported a loss of 108 mill

Unions in the transportation sector affirmed their long-standing support for President-elect Barack

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce congratulated President-elect Barack Obama and suggested the best way t

Railroads in the United States originated 1,639,542 carloads of freight in October, a decline of 2.8

British operator PD Ports, which operates the deepwater port at Teesport, and intermodal rail freigh

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce congratulated President-elect Barack Obama and pointed out the need for

Across the nation on Tuesday, voters approved ballot initiatives totaling $71 billion for transporta

Agility Project Logistics leased 58,000 square feet of space at Chesapeake Commerce Center from Duke

Struggling trucking companies should join the ranks of financial institutions, banks, and even the a

WASHINGTON -- The business world started batting around names of potential nominees to be transporta

The Departmental Advisory Committee on Commercial Operations of Customs and Border Protection and Re

Logistics provider EGL Inc., operating as Eagle Global Logistics, paid the United States a penalty o

The business world started batting around names of a potential nominees to be transportation secreta

In an ominous sign for global trade, the JPMorgan Global Manufacturing PMI index for October sank to

In a move that could eventually bode well for the moribund Doha Round of free-trade negotiations, Wo

Ceva, the Netherlands freight management and contract logistics company, reported a loss of 108 mill

Agility's third quarter financial results show the Middle East is no shelter from the economic storm

The credit crisis is leading some key lawmakers to question the role of public-private partnerships

A federal judge has extended by 18 months the government supervision of a formerly mobbed-up Interna

New orders for manufactured goods as well as shipments dropped dramatically in September even as inv

Yusen Air & Sea Service Co., Ltd., the logistics arm of NYK Line, said that its Vietnamese subsi

A victory by Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama, D-Ill., could be a victory for re-regulat

Logistics provider Expeditors International of Washington today said third-quarter net earnings incr

The National Association of Manufacturers said today that sectoral agreements are the only way to ac

India's trade deficit soared to $10.63 billion in September from $4.55 billion a year ago, amid fear

Negotiators from Taiwan and China today signed an historic agreement in Taipei that will significant

The underlying credit fundamentals of infrastructure projects across the globe remain solid despite

Copyright 2008, Traffic World, Inc.The bicyclists'' lobby has wheels.An increase in

Customs and Border Protection will continue to rely on a multi-layered approach to trade, according

Republican Presidential nominee Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., is taking his case to the nation's shippe

The World Trade Organization will bring together senior executives of leading global banks on Nov. 1

C.H. Robinson Worldwide appointed a new director, James B. Stake, effective January 1.Stake,

The worldwide market for Radio Frequency Identification technology will reach $5.3 billion in 2008,

Republican Presidential nominee Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., is taking his case to the nation's shippe

After climbing to an unprecedented $147 a barrel this July, crude oil prices plummeted to less than

OTTAWA -- A sharp decline in grain shipments from the United States and Canada damped gains by other

The worldwide market for Radio Frequency Identification technology will reach $5.3 billion in 2008,