Transport, Trade and Regulation News

Freight traffic on U.S. railroads increased modestly for the week ended March 10, but intermodal vol

Industrial production rebounded in February, increasing a full 1 percent after a decrease of 0.3 per

Ocean carrier and logistics provider NYK on Friday announced it will consolidate its two Japanese lo

Meridian IQ named John Carr President of the Americas and Europe, effective March 19.In the

WASHINGTON -- The House Ways and Means Committee will consider a new bill that would exempt most dom

The Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach are allocating an additional $6.3 million to replace o

More than 250 rail customers visited members of Congress on Capitol Hill March 16 to support legisla

On a seasonally adjusted basis, the Consumer Price Index advanced 0.4 percent in February, following

Customs and Border Protection has extended to May 2 the deadline for brokers who are members of the

Meridian IQ, the supply chain logistics subsidiary of YRC Worldwide, announced Thursday that it has

Despite government supports for agriculture that are far lower in major emerging economies than in d

The Producer Price Index for finished goods advanced 1.3 percent in February, seasonally adjusted, t

Customs and Border Protection has extended to May 2 the deadline for brokers who are members of the

Business activity among Philadelphia region manufacturers is flat so far in March, according to a su

The House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure held an Administration bill at arm's length

CEVA Logistics signed a five year contract with Rolls-Royce Marine AS - Diesels, a subsidiary of Rol

Panalpina, the Swiss global transport and logistics group, today said net income in 2006 soared 52.5

WASHINGTON -- The House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee on Thursday will consider a revi

Business conditions for New York manufacturers were flat in March, a monthly survey showed. Mixed re

WASHINGTON -- The Senate voted 73-25 on Tuesday to kill an amendment that would require railroads to

President Bush continued to promote his free-trade agenda as a solution to endemic poverty during a

Forwarder EGL, in the midst of buyout effort by its chairman and senior executives, replaced its chi

Public Citizen, a consumer advocacy group, sued the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration on b

The Department of Commerce announced that foreign direct investment in the United States increased s

UK-based grocery chain Tesco is modernizing and extending its IT infrastructure in preparation for a

The Senate by a vote of 60-38 approved broad legislation Tuesday to bolster efforts by state and loc

Surface transportation moved 8.9 percent more products between the United States and Canada and Mexi

Two Democrats and a Republican on the House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure voiced st

Reduced demand from North American steelmakers and historically low water levels pushed January iron

The Transportation Services Index fell 0.6 percent in January from December, the U.S. Department of

The Transportation Services Index fell 0.6 percent in January from its December level, the U.S. Depa

A new report by the National U.S.-Arab Chamber of Commerce forecasts that United States exports to t

Canadian National and Canadian Pacific rail lines have been hit by rockslides, mudslides and floodin

WASHINGTON -- The Senate voted 73-25 on Tuesday to kill an amendment that would require railroads to

Intel, the world's largest computer chip maker won approval to build a semiconductor plant in China,

A glitch in the controls of an elderly lift bridge spanning the Arthur Kill waterway between Staten

JPMorgan Chase Vastera launched a new Border Logistics Management system shippers can use to central

The Port of Oakland is beginning to implement a new truck radio frequency identification system at o

Advance estimates from the U.S. Census Bureau of retail and food services sales for February were $3

SCI Logistics of Toronto forged an agreement with two other Canadian companies to work as a single g