Transport, Trade and Regulation News

Macquarie Infrastructure Company generated operating income of $23.9 million on revenue of $221.5 mi

The Department of Agriculture said it provided more than $234 million in assistance to help market A

Voters in western Washington state Tuesday rejected a huge package of road and rail transportation c

Yusen Air & Sea Service Co., Ltd. announced on Wednesday that its Indian subsidiary, Yusen Air &

WASHINGTON -- Fourteen Canadian counsels general from across the United States converged on Washingt

Trucks participating in the Transportation Department's cross-border trucking demonstration project

A $23-billion bill that would authorize funds for 900 Army Corps of Engineers water projects and oth

A $23 billion bill that would authorize funds for 900 Army Corps of Engineers water projects and oth

Revenue and operating income increased slightly in the third quarter for The Clark Group, just prior

President Bush on Tuesday recommended upgraded inspection rules in order to bar dangerous product im

Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure Chairman James L. Oberstar, D.-Minn., underwent a nec

Port of Tacoma employees, longshore workers, port truckers and other port workers this week will be

French and German railway workers are threatening a strike that would disrupt container traffic acro

A company in Denver is offering online retailers and customers a new way to calculate and offset the

WASHINGTON -- Members of the National Customs Brokers and Forwarders Association of America have mou

San Francisco-based commercial property developer AMB Property bought 128 acres for a new logistics

Expeditors International earned $74.3 million in the third quarter on revenue of $1.4 billion. The 1

Your subsidiary in Mexico needs to display a sample of your latest machinery at a trade show, so you

WASHINGTON -- The House and Senate have scheduled votes to override President Bush's veto of the Wat

i2 Technologies, one of the original supply chain management software companies founded in the 1980s

SEATTLE -- The Port of Seattle Commission late Friday approved a three-way framework agreement with

WASHINGTON -- Members of the National Customs Brokers and Forwarders Association of America have mou

Copyright 2007, Traffic World, Inc.John Jazwiec resigned as CEO of RedPrairie logistics soft

Rising transportation costs over the past year were more than offset by lower expenses in other area

WASHINGTON -- The House and Senate have scheduled votes to override President Bush's veto of the Wat

Copyright 2007, Traffic World, Inc.After being struck in the head by a piece of steel while

When an Oregon short line railroad suddenly shut down and sent shippers scrambling, some members of

Bulk rail shipments managed a mild gain in the latest week, but intermodal continued its firm downtr

Dallas-based i2 Technologies, one of the original supply chain management software companies founded

Copyright 2007, Traffic World, Inc.Despite high implementation costs, supplier resistance an

The U.S. Government Accountability Office dismissed a protest by Ryder Integrated Logistics against

New government reports on employment for October and orders from U.S. manufacturers in September wer

The House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee approved a scaled-back version of a bill that

WASHINGTON -- Refrigerated warehouses that store more than 10,000 pounds of anhydrous ammonia must c

Japan's merchandise trade surplus with the United States totaled 4.19 trillion yen ($36.3 billion),

OTTAWA -- A strike by Canadian employees could snarl truck traffic at the second-busiest border cros

The U.S. investigation into its subsidiaries' and customers' activities in Nigeria didn't slow Panal

Are the Christmas lights already dimming? A weak report on consumer spending for September raised ne

The Government Accountability Office this week dismissed a protest by Ryder Integrated Logistics of

Panalpina, the Swiss-based forwarder, on Thursday said new business helped increase net earnings by