Transport, Trade and Regulation News

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European Union Trade Commissioner Peter Mandelson is in Moscow for talks on Russia's membership to t

The Federal Aviation Administration is hitting some turbulence. Flight delays last year reached reco

Copyright 2008, Traffic World, Inc.After giving $850 million to five cities who planned to u

Copyright 2008, Traffic World, Inc.After stalling in the Senate, legislation to create stron

Copyright 2008, Traffic World, Inc.UTi Worldwide, which has spent millions over the past dec

Copyright 2008, Traffic World, Inc.It''s been a rough couple of weeks for Mary E. Peters, th

Canada's international trade surplus in December dropped to its lowest level in more than nine years

Radiant Logistics lowered its estimate of liabilities in the acquisition of Airgroup to boost net in

Democratic presidential contender Barack Obama believes infrastructure spending can help him build a

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration extended the public comment period on the proposed h

Klaus Zumwinkel, chief executive of Deutsche Post World Net under investigation for tax evasion, res

Speculation about OPEC switching its pricing away from U.S. dollars has been growing recently. This

Business conditions for manufacturers in New York deteriorated rapidly in early February, according

China's trade surplus in January increased 23 percent from the previous month to $19.5 billion, desp

Industrial production was nearly flat in January, according to a monthly report from the Federal Res

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration extended the public comment period on hours of servi

Railroads carried total freight volume of 32.7 billion ton-miles in the week ending Feb. 9, up 2.5 p

Cap Gemini closed its fiscal year with 13 percent growth in revenue and a 50 percent surge in net in

Expiring U.S. trade benefits for Colombia, Peru, Ecuador and Bolivia would be renewed through the en

The Japanese economy grew at a surprisingly strong annual rate of 3.7 percent in the fourth quarter,

The U.S. trade deficit decreased 7 percent in December as a surge in exports matched a decline in im

Democratic presidential contender Barack Obama believes infrastructure spending can help him build a

TUCSON -- The trade advisory committee known as COAC at its meeting Wednesday formally requested Cus

Canadian Pacific Railway on Thursday announced that 4,500 locomotive engineers and conductors repres

The National Association of Manufacturers and the American Trade Manufacturing Action Coalition agre

The trade deficit shrank by 6.9 percent in December from November, the biggest decline in more than

A World Trade Organization panel ruled Wednesday that China improperly taxes imported auto parts at

Canadian Pacific and Consolidated Fastfrate signed a 10-year, $500-million agreement extending their

APL Logistics launched on Feb. 12 guaranteed delivery of full containerloads from Asia to virtually

SEATTLE -- Expeditors International of Washington reported double-digit gains in net earnings and re

Russia could join the World Trade Organization on Jan. 1, 2009, a Russian Economic Development and T

The International Iron and Steel Institute formally called on anti-trust authorities in Australia an

Retail and food services sales climbed in January to hit $382.9 billion, according to the U.S. Censu

The output of services in the freight transportation industries fell into negative territory for the

LONG BEACH, Calif. -- The Food and Drug Administration is in desperate need of greater funding and m

General Motors lost $38.7 billion in 2007, the company reported Tuesday. The world's largest

More shippers are plugging into their logistics applications via the Internet using software as a se

Representatives from more than 150 countries opened World Health Organization talks on Monday aimed

CEVA Logistics plans to invest $8.75 million in the first half of this year to construct an addition