Transport, Trade and Regulation News

Asia's poorest countries are unable to benefit from expanding global trade opportunities because of

The International Brotherhood of Teamsters and UPS have agreed to begin early negotiations on a new

Schneider National Inc. announced that Bill Matheson has been appointed acting president of intermod

World Trade Organization chief Pascal Lamy said Wednesday that a breakthrough must come in farm and

Growth of U.S. steel imports flattened in May, according to preliminary data released by the Departm

President Bush will nominate Sean T. Connaughton as administrator of the Maritime Administration, th

Logistics costs for U.S. shippers soared more than 15 percent in 2005, jumping to 9.5 percent of GDP

Logistics costs for U.S. shippers soared more than 15 percent in 2005, jumping to 9.5 percent of the

Marine terminal operators, harbor trucking companies and labor unions are preparing for the launch o

Oracle Corporation said fourth-quarter revenue increased 25 percent to $4.9 billion from the same pe

TNT Logistics will use warehouse execution software from RedPrairie in a central European datacenter

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEThe growth in the U.S. manufactured goods trade deficit has sl

NEWARK, N.J. -- The Journal of Commerce Conferences Division announced plans Friday to hold a live 9

Following a report from the U.S. Census Bureau on Friday that shipments of manufactured durable good

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration has published technical amendments to its final rule

The driver turnover rate among large truckload carriers fell 20 percent in the first quarter, the la

A potential major change in trucking's hazardous materials rules all started with a phone call.&nbsp

Oracle Corp. said fourth-quarter revenues increased 25 percent to $4.9 billion from the same period

Under intense global competitive pressures, manufacturers are implementing supply chain execution so

The U.S. Justice Department said on Thursday it was investigating possible anticompetitive practices

WASHINGTON - A bill that would create regional port-security command centers in each Coast Guard reg

A series of hours-long trans-Pacific video conference calls this week ended with a promise by Japan

Transportation Secretary Norman Mineta is calling it quits.Mineta, who has been the only tra

NEWARK, N.J. -- The Journal of Commerce Conferences Division announced plans Friday to hold a live 9

In an arrangement that has more political significance than economic impact, Russia has agreed to cu

New orders for manufactured durable goods declined for the second consecutive month, the U.S. Census

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEWASHINGTON -- Transportation Secretary Norman Mineta has submi

North America's freight railroads will hold a customer service forum on Sept. 13 in St. Louis to rev

The U.S. leading index, a measure of expected economic activity, decreased .6 percent in May and now

Senators blasted the chairman of the Surface Transportation Board earlier this week, saying more nee

Third-party logistics provider Weber Distribution on Wednesday announced the acquisition of TaB Ware

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEThird-party logistics provider Weber Distribution on Wednesday

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEUPS will test a hybrid diesel delivery truck that's as much as

Canadian National Railway is seeking a court injunction to stop Indian groups in Manitoba from carry

Schneider National will sell its payment services division to U.S. Bancorp subsidiary U.S. Bank, cre

Japan appears ready to resume imports of U.S. beef, which were suspended for five months because of

President Bush said Wednesday that the United States still backs negotiations aimed at crafting a ne

Inttra announced the approval of a standardized legal agreement that is required for printing bills

TNT Logistics North America said it has extended its largest contract to provide logistics services

Women's Transportation Seminar, an international organization dedicated to advancing women in transp