Transport, Trade and Regulation News

WASHINGTON -- Rep. Russ Carnahan, D-Mo., has introduced legislation that would cap the amount the fe

WASHINGTON -- Customs and Border Protection announced that truckers must use the Automated Commercia

The government finally followed up with threats to intervene in the United Transportation Union's st

The Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals will launch a new quarterly magazine this summe

Accelerating the reforms initiated since its CEO returned from retirement last month, computer maker

It might be the end, or at least the start of the end. A crippling 13-day Canadian National Railway

DHL Express on Thursday announced the restructuring of its business in India and southern Asia.<

Deutsche Post reported a 14 percent drop in 2006 profit on disappointing preliminary results from it

Deutsche Post, the German postal company and parent of express carrier DHL, on Thursday reported a 1

Shippers using three container terminals in the Port of Charleston will be able to track their conta

LOS ANGELES -- A dispute over a $165 charge for damaged equipment led to a Federal Maritime Commissi

Economic indicators suggest slow to moderate growth in the near term said a prominent business resea

DHL Express Europe, a subsidiary of Deutsche Post World Net, selected the Quintiq real-time advanced

Dublin's Portroe Stevedores Ltd. has selected Tideworks Technology's container terminal management s

Pascal Lamy, director general of the World Trade Organization, on Wednesday said he sees "good signs

The United Transportation Union's strike against Canadian National Railway, involving 2,800 conducto

RedPrairie will acquire fleet management systems provider GEOCOMtms for an undisclosed sum in a tran

Consumer prices edged up in January at a slower pace than the economy as a whole. Before seasonal ad

The Transportation Trades Department, AFL-CIO, filed comments this week in response to proposed new

The Port of Vancouver, Wash., has approved a $1.5 million contract for the construction of the first

Reliance Group, one of India 's largest largest private-sector conglomerates, announced plans t

Trimble on Friday closed the purchase of @Road, another fleet and asset management technology provid

Water processing and purifying icon Culligan International outsourced logistics management of its De

On the 30th anniversary of its entry into the Middle East, Deutsche Post World Net's DHL express and

Representatives Mark Udall, D-Colo., and Tim Walz, D-Minn., introduced Feb. 16 a bill to require con

FedEx Ground this week opened an automated distribution center in Pompano Beach, Fla. The st

The United States is expected to delay for the third time controversial new fees and inspections for

Portroe Stevedores, a subsidiary of the Doyle Group, selected Seattle, Wash.-based Tideworks Technol

Commercial real estate developer ProLogis pre-leased 115,000 square feet of space to Swiss logistics

Canadian National Railway said talks with the union representing 2,800 striking freight train c

Carriers and shippers may prefer taxes to tolls, but governors say that's not the reality they face

When Rep. James Oberstar became chairman of the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee th

A revolution is starting in China that could be as fundamental for the world's economy as the export

Eagle Global Logistics' senior executives are searching for a new funding partner to help them buy t

The Producer Price Index for Finished Goods declined 0.6 percent in January, seasonally adjusted, th

WASHINGTON -- Majority Democrats on Thursday gave clear signals that they were ready to go beyond te

No talks are scheduled in a strike by conductors and yard workers against Canadian National Railway.

The People's Republic of China authorized Schneider National to operate as the first North American

Kewill Systems, a provider of supply chain control solutions, announced the signing of an agreement

Global logistics provider, Hellmann Worldwide Logistics, has opened new corporate, airfreight and se