Transport, Trade and Regulation News

Dutch forwarding and contract logistics group Ceva Logistics on Friday reported that first-quarter n

The Senate Environmental and Public Works Committee on Wednesday approved a bill aimed at reducing v

Freight traffic on U.S. railroads edged up in terms of ton-miles last week despite a lower number of

TOKYO -- Japan's merchandise trade surplus with the United States shrank for the eighth consecutive

AMB Property pre-leased an aggregated 183,000 square feet at two brownfield developments and one red

Distribution facility developer ProLogis on Thursday announced that it has leased 194,000 square-fee

WASHINGTON -- Federal Maritime Commissioner A. Paul Anderson announced his resignation Wednesday, ef

ProLogis leased 194,000 square feet (18,000 square meters) of distribution space to third-party logi

The Senate voted 82-13 Thursday to override President Bush's veto of the $307-billion farm bill.

China may be able to reach its target of doubling its Gross Domestic Product per capita by 2010, com

Malaysia on Wednesday urged the United States to drop contentious issues such as government procurem

A rose by any other name might smell as sweet, but a logistics software company should be careful th

BNSF Railway has no immediate plans to enlarge its Stampede Pass tunnel through Washington's Cascade

Inmar, a logistics services provider for the consumer goods and healthcare markets, has named Joseph

Indian Railways plans to increase the number of freight trains serving the Port of Jawaharlal Nehru

China may be able to reach its target of doubling its Gross Domestic Product per capita by 2010, com

House Republicans Wednesday unveiled an energy package aimed at lowering fuel prices, while blaming

Federal drug testing programs are missing large numbers of commercial truck drivers, leaving gaps in

The European Commission on Tuesday said it would appeal a World Trade Organization ruling that found

Veteran Department of Transportation senior official Jeffrey N. Shane rejoined the Hogan & Harts

Crude oil prices broke a record Tuesday then hit another Wednesday breaching $132 for the first time

Jevic Transportation has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, one day after the Delanco, N.J.

A federal report which found loopholes in the way the Department of Transportation conducts drug tes

Prices went up in April for producers of goods, said the Bureau of Labor Statistics of the U.S. Depa

Retailer Wal-Mart Stores says it has no immediate plans to add to its roster of 117 distribution cen

The U.S. Postal Service signaled a strong push toward environmentalism Tuesday by creating a new pos

A new forecast released Tuesday by ABI Research, a market research firm, forecasts that the total RF

Motor carrier Jevic Transportation closed its doors May 19, blaming high fuel and insurance costs, t

Kansas City's growing reputation as an inland logistics hub helped lure Pure Fishing, a maker of fis

The White House on Tuesday nominated Husein Cumber, the deputy chief of staff at the Department of T

The Federal Railroad Administration set a new meeting June 11 of the agency's Railroad Safety Adviso

The Strategic Petroleum Reserve is suspending additions of oil for the rest of the year, a move that

After awarding $63 million in no bid contracts to the American Trucking Associations, the Department

Copyright 2008, Traffic World, Inc.Long before Hurricanes Katrina and Rita wreaked $1.5 bill

Copyright 2008, Traffic World, Inc.With less than 8 percent of workers at U.S. ports receivi

Two years ago, there were two schools of thought on CFIUS, the Committee on Foreign Investment in th

The Surface Transportation Board handed a victory to Kansas City Power & Light Co. in a rate dis

Nearly every manufacturer or retailer wants to take advantage of China's mind-boggling collection of

DECKEHAD: Congress leans on DHS to help supply chains bounce back from disruptionsIf you did

Republican presidential candidate John McCain vowed on Monday to help small American farmers by targ