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The Bush administration on Tuesday announced it will step up enforcement of U.S. trade laws governin

Retail and food services sales for January rose 2.3 percent above December and 8.8 percent above Jan

Schneider National's logistics subsidiary has a pending agreement to acquire West Coast forwarder Am

Expeditors International of Washington Inc. reported one of the strongest quarters in its history, s

Pirated films, music and software in Russia cost U.S. companies nearly $1.8 billion in 2005, accordi

Pirelli, an Italy-based multinational company, has agreed to a three-year extension of its contract

Higher energy prices will drive down the value of industrial shipments over the next 25 years, but g

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Copyright 2006, Traffic World, Inc.The White House spending plan for transportation in the c

Copyright 2006, Traffic World, Inc.The world''s largest fast food chain got a surprise test

Copyright 2006, Traffic World, Inc.Swiss forwarder Kuehne + Nagel opened a 107,000-square-fo

Related Story:Hoemann: Long Roots in TruckingIts administrator is resigning. A sweeping

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEThe World Trade Organization on Monday condemned tax breaks fo

The majority of the American public would like to see more freight move on the rails, according to a

Colombian packaged consumer goods provider Compania de Galletas Noel S.A. completed a radio frequenc

Copyright 2006, Traffic World, Inc.A raft of Department of Transportation nominees, includin

Copyright 2006, Traffic World, Inc.The Department of Transportation is conducting a "prelimi

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The White House spending plan for transportation in the 2007 fiscal year carries a stark message: Us

Copyright 2006, Traffic World, Inc.Joel Hoiland''s departure as president and CEO of the Int

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEDeutsche Post AG, Europe's biggest postal company and owner of

Exporters have been using the Automated Export System voluntarily for 11 years. Now AES is about to

Copyright 2006, Traffic World, Inc.East Coast port authorities and developers racing to attr

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINECSX Transportation has agreed to pay Baltimore $2 million to s

Copyright 2006, Traffic World, Inc.Customs and Border Protection is stepping up its enforcem

Copyright 2006, Traffic World, Inc.The Department of Transportation says that a Traffic Worl

Copyright 2006, Traffic World, Inc.Commercial real estate developer ProLogis will build a fi

Copyright 2006, Traffic World, Inc.The North Carolina Ports Authority is beefing up its effo

Copyright 2006, Traffic World, Inc.A Federal Aviation Administration veteran is the U.S. no

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINERailRunner NA Inc., a developer of truck chassis that can trav

Copyright 2006, Traffic World, Inc.Higher costs for road building materials will eat up most

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEThe European Union and Central American officials will decide

Copyright 2006, Traffic World, Inc.The Department of Homeland Security''s piece of the feder

The goods and services deficit increased in December and for the year 2005, according to a report re

The chief economist for FedEx Corp. said he expects steady global economic growth this year.

TNT and Pierre-Michel Mendy/Groupe Lapegue signed an agreement for the sale of the activities of Tra

UPS boosted its quarterly dividend to 38 cents a share from 33 cents, payable March 7 to holders of

Transportation Secretary Norman Mineta quietly convened top Department of Transportation officials l

The U.S. trade deficit rose to an all-time high of $725.8 billion in 2005, up 17.5 percent from the

Union Pacific Railroad is purchasing 60 low-emission locomotives to be deployed in its Los Angeles B