Transport, Trade and Regulation News

The World Trade Organization has ruled that the U.S. has failed to prove some of its claims that cer

Transportation and supply chain management provider Ryder System reported revenue for the second qua

The federal transportation bill passed last week has $90 million earmarked for use in developing an

UPS upgraded its Trade Direct SM service, which combines cross-border movement of freight and packag

Strong demand for imports from China drove Expeditors International of Washington to a record month

WASHINGTON -- Customs and Border Protection introduced the Automated Commercial Environment truck ma

Retail spending jumped 0.8 percent in June, providing more evidence of the economy's strength as it

Expeditors posted a 19-percent gain in profit for the second quarter.The Seattle-based forwa

Women's clothing retailer Chico's is separating its supply chain management oversight into a single

Kimberly-Clark Europe renewed its long-term contract with Schneider Logistics to use Schneider's hos

Union Pacific unveiled its Heritage series of locomotives honoring six major railroads that were mer

Japan announced that it will impose additional duties worth up to $52 million a year on U.S. steel a

For the first six months of 2005, global chip sales totaled $109.0 billion, an increase of 6.5 perce

TNT, the Dutch postal and logistics provider, said second-quarter net profit was unchanged but would

GATX Corp. posted net income from continuing operations of $34.5 million, up more than 75 percent fr

A key measure of American manufacturing activity reached its highest level of the year in July and s

A controversial provision that would have mandated fuel surcharges in the trucking industry was stri

What started with a raging thunderstorm across New Mexico more than five years ago reverberated acro

WASHINGTON -- Congress gave overwhelming approval to the Safe, Accountable, Flexible, Efficient Tran

TNT, reporting logistics business lagging behind its growth in mail and express, says it will sell i

By agreeing to revalue its currency, China hopes to blunt protectionist pressure from the United Sta

Rich nations will eventually have to stop subsidizing their farmers even though this will not be agr

DHL on Monday said it has expanded its DHL Solutions unit in the American marketplace. The m

Transportation companies tied to multi-employer pension plans are hoping to ride Washington's pensio

LOS ANGELES -- The transportation funding bill passed by Congress is a "major win" for freight

Intermodal revenue increased more than 16 percent in the second quarter, helping Florida East Coast

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Yellow Roadway on Thursday reported adjusted operating income of $138 million for the second quarte

They're with the federal government, and they're here to help truckers.The National Oceanic

Can a modern inbound supply chain be designed without California in the mix? Shipper g

Citing volume growth in its truckload and less-than-truckload businesses, C.H. Robinson Worldwide re

Any suggestions that the U.S. economy is slowing down are way overblown, according to two new key ec

WASHINGTON -- Customs and Border Protection has formally announced the introduction of the Automated

The House voted 418 to 8 before noon Friday morning to approve the highway bill. The Senate sen

Shippers sending goods between the United States and parts of the Pacific Rim can now do so with a d

With a deal reached on the funding formula for states, Congress is expected to approve a $286.5 bill

Exel reported Thursday that its revenue grew 45 percent to $6.4 billion in the first half of the yea

Rand McNally upgraded its IntelliRoute trucking software to provide twice-monthly roadwork updates a

CSX posted second-quarter surface transportation revenue of $2.2 billion, up 8 percent compared with

The House of Representatives approved the controversial Central American Free Trade Agreement early