Transport, Trade and Regulation News

Kansas City Southern was one of several railroads on Wednesday that halted shipments to the Gulf Coa

As Hurricane Rita grew Wednesday to Category 5 with 175 mile-per-hour winds, oil companies shut refi

FedEx Corp. on Wednesday said first-quarter profit rose modestly, weighed down by an accounting char

Intermodal services provider Swift Transportation Co. on Tuesday forecast third-quarter earnings bel

J.B. Hunt Transport Services Inc. said it will take a one-time charge of $16.5 million, or 10 cents

Dubai-based shipping and logistics provider GAC Group paid $9.12m for British multinational freight

Trinity Industries Inc., a maker of intermodal railcars and barges, on Thursday hiked its third quar

IBM and Maersk Logistics developed together a new technology solution to enhance visibility in globa

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEOTTAWA -- Canada has launched a formal investigation into comp

Target will build a 2 million-square-foot import warehouse at the Savannah River International Trade

WASHINGTON -- No one at Customs and Border Protection has begun painting, but Commissioner Robert C.

Technology giant Oracle will buy G-Log, a leading logistics and transportation management technology

Weekly retail chain store sales last week dropped by 2.1 percent, according to the sales index of th

The rapid return to business as usual in New Orleans and the rest of the Gulf region went on hold Mo

The Internal Revenue Service extended Thursday relief on two EPA mandated fuel penalties. The relief

The Federal Reserve on Tuesday raised the federal funds rate for the 11th straight time. The rate th

Power2Ship, a Web-based collaborative logistics marketplace, boosted its gross revenue to $2.8 milli

Outsourcing of manufacturing to Asia continues to grow, especially on Chinese trade lines, but total

Savi Networks, a provider of radio frequency identification-enhanced information services for global

Offering an extra 2 million barrels of oil a day, OPEC insisted Tuesday that rising prices were not

Oracle announced today that it has agreed to buy G-Log, the privately held provider of logistics and

When a truckload of fresh lettuce pulled up unannounced at a Salvation Army distribution center shor

Chile will become the first Latin American country to accept ATA Carnets, internationally recognized

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINELOS ANGELES -- Harbor truck drivers in Southern California Mon

Owners, users and vendors of certain transportation management systems, be warned, there's a new pat

The Coast Guard issued a reminder about changes in the requirements for operators of towing vessels.

Former U.S. Senator Mack Mattingly has been chosen as the chairperson for the 39th Annual Georgia Fo

Shippers across a range of industries say the latest drive of diesel fuel prices to record levels is

Just when Congress thought it was finished with transportation by passing the highway bill, more pre

Business leaders are watching progress of the Doha Round of multinational trade negotiations, and th

A federal appeals court appears poised to overturn another Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administrati

Warehousing provider Cargo Connection Logistics still finds it profitable to serve Northwest and Del

Siemens will spin off its money-losing distribution & industry division into a new company,

Chile will become the first Latin American country to accept ATA Carnets for duty-free, tax-free tem

Hurricane Katrina's effect on U.S. railroads' traffic last week wasn't apparent on a year-over-year

In an unprecedented effort to stimulate trade between China and California's small and medium-sized

Deutsche Post on Monday agreed to pay 3.7 billion pounds ($6.7 billion) for Exel, the British logist

Customs and Border Protection is considering requiring importers to file entry data much earlier tha

A formal offer by Deutsche Post to buy British logistics giant Exel could come next week once the Ge

Union Pacific Railroad is continuing to move supplies and support for Gulf Coast recovery efforts fo