Transport, Trade and Regulation News

Shippers from around the globe are looking for greater regulatory harmony across the trading world,

Hurricanes Katrina and Rita slashed industrial production in September in its biggest drop in more t

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINESurface Transportation Board Chairman Roger Nober will not see

Biodiesel manufacturers are getting a boost from two new state laws.California Gov. Arnold S

India's TVS Logistics signed an agreement with Wincanton in Germany to provide supply chain manageme

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEThe latest round of talks between the U.S. and China aimed at

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEAs it did in areas hit hard by Hurricane Katrina, Kansas City

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINETrade volume between the divided Koreas is expected to reach a

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEChina's finance minister on Thursday rejected U.S. pressure fo

The U.S. trade deficit widened further in August to its third highest level ever, as imports, partic

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEIndia and other developing countries will only agree to furthe

Logistics company Ryder System named a new presidents of its U.S. fleet management solutions and U.S

The bankruptcy filing of the nation's largest auto supplier, Delphi, marks the latest setback for an

Is transportation competition an environmental concern? Richard Turner, head of the United Kingdom's

U.S. and European Union aviation negotiators pledged this week to restart long-stalled talks aimed a

Ryder System launched a share repurchase program, aimed at repurchasing $175 million of ou

Schneider Logistics said Tuesday it is entering the Chinese market, opening a new office in Shanghai

"K" Line said it has launched container trucking services at China's Shenzhen hub.A subsidia

Schneider Logistics said Tuesday it is entering the Chinese market, opening a new office in Shanghai

Kuehne Nagel is spending $36 million building a new 484,000-square-foot logistics facility at Geel,

Indianapolis-based logistics start-up Transpoint figures it can shave five days off the typical 17-d

Congress last week approved a resolution to fund programs included in a pending appropriations bill

British-based logistics provider Wincanton acquired a national presence in French markets with its $

NEWARK, N.J. - Commonwealth Business Media today announced availability of a new Web-based product,

Last December, the president signed the Intelligence Reform and Terrorism Prevention Act. The much-p

Ohio may be something of a cargo cradle for all the freight and logistics hubs in its borders, but s

The sprawling million-square-foot distribution centers that are starting to fill the supply chain la

The United States is prepared to cut its most trade-distorting farm subsidies by 60 percent over the

Richard Herd says China's government officials are so used to hearing praise about their country's e

Kitty Hawk Cargo announced the expansion Oct. 31 of its ground freight transportation services to in

U-Freight Indonesia, part of the international freight services group, has increased its coverage wi

What kind of reforms does China need to stay on the fast-growth track? OECD economists recommend tha

The timing could hardly have been better. On the same day that Hal Stratton, chairman of the U.S. Co

Union Pacific Corp., operator of the largest U.S. railroad, on Friday reaffirmed its profit expectat

RBK Retail, exclusive distributor of Reebok for Russia and the Commonwealth of Independent States, w

A strike by motor carriers serving the Port of Jawaharlal Nehru in India was suspended this week aft

The Commerce Department released figures Tuesday for manufacturers' shipments and inventories of dur

OTTAWA -- Iron ore shipments on the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence Seaway dropped by just over 1 milli

U.S. railroads boosted carload and intermodal moves last month despite disruptions from Hurricanes R

In a letter to the White House, the American Institute for International Steel urged President Bush