Transport, Trade and Regulation News

Wallenius Wilhelmsen Logistics said it has appointed Arild Iversen president and chief executive, ef

FedEx Freight on Feb. 5 officially launched its long-haul less-than-truckload services in the United

WASHINGTON ? President Bush, in his sweeping plan for the federal budget proposed Monday, offered a

TNT Logistics North America - now CEVA Logistics in North America - had been serving Chry-sler Group

Philadelphia-based Urban Outfitters carved out a profitable niche selling hip clothes and accessorie

The White House, in its sweeping budget plan for the federal budget proposed Monday, offered a $67 b

With a transportation crisis looming in the United States, it's time to get serious about dedicated

WASHINGTON -- The Department of Homeland Security is proposing a $46.4-billion budget for fiscal 200

By this fall, members of the International Organization for Standardization will formally adopt a st

WASHINGTON -- Implementing the "scan-all" provisions of a House container security bill will require

Nearly a year after the DP World controversy, Congress has yet to approve legislation to reform the

The Coast Guard closed a portion of the Mississippi River near Vicksburg, Miss., after a barge struc

Savi Networks this week extended the SaviTrak real-time information service to terminals at the Port

Excluding contract revenue, supply chain software provider i2 had a positive quarter. But the loss o

UniGroup Worldwide, parent company of United Van Lines and Mayflower Transit, agreed to purchase the

Two major global manufacturers demonstrated again that the trend toward bigger and more centralized

EGL Eagle Global Logistics of Houston announced that Bruno Sidler has been named president of

Shipments of manufactured goods increased in December, according to a report from the U.S. Census Bu

Canadian National on Friday announced that it will spend C$12 million to increase container-handling

Target Logistics, a domestic and international freight forwarder, earned net income for the quarter

Dick Davidson stepped down as chairman of Union Pacific, ending a career that took him from a teenag

Supply chain software provider i2 Technologies said net income applicable to common stockholders tot

Swiss forwarder Panalpina and the NYK Group of Japan on Friday announced an agency agreement for Jap

While new orders are growing, according to a report on manufacturing released Feb. 1, production, em

Panalpina and the NYK Group agreed to cooperate in Japan and internationally, effective during the s

TAPA, known until this week as the Technology Asset Protection Association, wants to protect more th

Neptune Orient Lines said it has entered into an agreement to sell its stake in another wareho

U.S. Rep. Phil English, R-Pa., on Tuesday unveiled the Trade Law Reform Act of 2007, comprehensive l

Real gross domestic product increased at an annual rate of 3.5 percent in the fourth quarter of 2006

Rail worker fatigue and hours-of service will be a priority in any legislation calling for reauthori

OTTAWA -- The Canadian Trucking Alliance on Tuesday criticized higher U.S. border fees and a new cha

Intermodal revenue posted a near $100-million gain as Canadian Pacific Railway reported profits of C

WASHINGTON -- The industry advisory committee known as COAC will meet Feb. 14 from 9 a.m.-2 p.m. at

The U.S. Maritime Administration has launched an initiative known as the Transportation Freight Fina

The American Road & Transportation Builders Association hopes to have legislation ready to intro

Canadian National Railway said 4,000 employees represented by the Canadian Auto Workers union have r

Despite slowing demand for trucking, C.H. Robinson Worldwide managed to boost its fourth quarter 200

In late night negotiations Jan. 29 among members of Congress, House and Senate appropriators agreed

The Conference Board Consumer Confidence Index edged up for the second month in a row in January. Th

Congress is taking up growing concern over rail safety in a two-day hearing that includes government