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Canadian gross domestic product advanced 0.5 percent in August following a 0.2 percent increase in J

Target Logistics reported net income of $477,078 in the first quarter of fiscal 2006, an increase of

U.S. and Canadian customs officials this month signed an agreement that would allow Canadian officer

Sun Microsystems is making available to the public the RFID-enabled asset tracking system it uses to

A new study outlining the positive effects of Wal-Mart's radio-frequency identification technology r

Federal emergency management officials are trying to tease out logistics lessons from their troubled

Florida has extended its lifting of restrictions on how much commercial trucks can carry as it conti

During the week ending Oct. 22, U.S. railroads for the first time ever surpassed 250,000 intermodal

Dutch logistics and mail company TNT scored a 2.1 percent rise in operating profit in third quarter

Orders and deliveries for railroad freight cars declined slightly during the third quarter compared

BAX Global, a subsidiary of Brinks Company, received approval as the first transnational solely-fund

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEC. Harvey Monk Jr., chief of the Census Bureau's foreign trade

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEThe European Union on Friday offered to reduce average agricul

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEOTTAWA - Canada on Friday extended transitional rules under wh

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEOTTAWA - After a decade of debate, Canada has announced new ho

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEThe Chinese yuan on Friday climbed to its highest level agains

Logistics company Exel expanded its participation RosettaNet, adding Thailand to its affiliation wit

The European Union has seven months to reform its sugar subsidies programs or potentially face billi

The nation's leading trucking group is backing a call by Senate Republicans to open Alaska's Arctic

OTTAWA - A top Canadian government official this week urged traders to press their American customer

Wal-Mart Stores chose Chicago-based DSC Logistics to handle consolidation logistics for its Remix pr

Global merchandise trade will grow slightly more in 2006 than this year, World Trade Organization ec

Profits at Canadian Pacific Railway jumped 15 percent in the third-quarter as higher shipping revenu

Amid mounting congressional criticism about lack of concrete action at the Department of Homeland Se

Shipments and unfilled orders increased to record levels in September as inventories were drawn down

Union Pacific Corp., the largest U.S. rail freight carrier, said Thursday that third-quarter profit

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEA broad coalition of business groups has launched a new privat

Retail prices for diesel and gasoline went wildly separate ways in the last 30 days. Both had risen

Freight transportation broker C.H. Robinson Worldwide leveraged tight capacity and high demand into

Trucker and intermodal services provider Swift Transportation said its quarterly profit fell 51 perc

Miami-based Ryder System enjoyed greater productivity and profitability in fleet management, supply

WASHINGTON -- Members of the House Ways and Means Committee are taking aim at the Byrd Amendment in

A top Department of Transportation aviation official is leaving for the U.S. trade representative's

Burlington Northern Santa Fe Corp., the nation's second-largest railroad operator, said its profit s

WASHINGTON -- The House Ways and Means Committee late Wednesday voted to repeal the Byrd Amendment i

CSX Corp. on Wednesday said that its third-quarter profit jumped 33 percent as higher coal shipments

Norfolk Southern Corp. said Wednesday that its third-quarter profit grew 5 percent as higher coal de

Third-party logistics provider C.H. Robinson Worldwide late Tuesday reported a 45-percent jump in th

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINE SAN DIEGO -- Although retailers continue to build import

Last year's trade with Canada and Mexico hit an all-time high, beating the record set before the Sep