Transport, Trade and Regulation News

RFID promises unparalleled supply-chain visibility, but global differences threaten to muddy the pic

Diesel prices continued a record-breaking climb, with prices hitting a fresh record of $2.408 a gall

During the week ending July 9, U.S. railroads moved 281,984 carloads, a 1.3 percent decrease compare

Retailers from Wal-Mart to Nordstrom enjoyed a busy and profitable June, clearing out summer invento

PWC Logistics, a Kuwait-based logistics company, purchased GeoLogistics for $454 million in the thir

Venture capital-backed NAL Worldwide will buy the business assets of SIRVA Logistics from North Amer

The economic engine that created a surge in intermodal business over the past two years is losing st

A total of 5,434 trains used the Alameda Corridor during the first four months of the year,, a 14 pe

Shipping lines that carry U.S. imports from Asia intend to levy fuel surcharges beginning Aug. 15 to

Hellmann USA has named Frank Scheibner to the recently created position of president and chief execu

The Teamsters union on July 22 will hold a rally at the Port of Los Angeles to inform harbor truck d

The U.S. Pacific Northwest ports have witnessed no measurable diversion of cargo from Vancouver, Bri

i2 Technologies, the Dallas-based provider of supply chain software, announced a new organizational

Target Logistic Services announced that it has opened a full-service facility in Tulsa, Okla., to se

Surging transportation costs, particularly fuel prices, are driving consumer products manufacturers

The U.S. House of Representatives passed the Water Resources Development Act Thursday, which gives t

Following this week's Department of Homeland Security reorganization, President Bush nominated two p

The rising cost of transportation is driving up production costs in the food, beverage and consumer

The head of the agency that administers federal highway money is leaving.Mary E. Peters said

The Canadian government said it had no plans to intervene in the three-week strike by container truc

The National Retail Federation reported stronger-than-expected retail sales in June, with sales surg

Canada's Port of Vancouver will refuse containers meant for transport by truck starting this weekend

A June 23 JoC Online report on the TT Club's warning about increased risks resulting from increased

The U.S. House on Thursday passed a long-awaited bill to fund inland waterways projects.The

General Freight Services, a third-party logistics provider, announced it has plans to lease several

A coalition of exporters in Western Canadian is calling for an end to the truckers' strike at the Po

Updated 4:30p.m. Wednesday:DHS Restructures Homeland SecurityThe transformation plan Hom

RailRunner, N.A., Inc., developer of a container intermodal transport system that runs on highway an

Secretary Michael Chertoff announced a reorganization plan for the Department of Homeland on Wednesd

John W. Seiple Jr. resigned effective Dec. 31 as president and chief executive officer of ProLogis's

WASHINGTON -- Secretary Michael Chertoff will announce a long-awaited reorganization of the Departme

Industrial real estate owner and developer AMB Property Corp. went on an expansion binge in second-q

The Nation's international deficit in goods and services decreased to $55.3 billion in May from $56.

Pacer Stacktrain said it has received formal certification under the Customs-Trade Partnership Again

The Department of Homeland Security's reorganization plan envisions lots of changes, but the freight

The U.S. trade deficit unexpectedly narrowed to $55.3 billion in May on record exports and a decline

WASHINGTON - The Department of Homeland Security plans to gather more information about inbound frei

Fuel prices are driving up the cost of transportation, and transportation costs are increasing as a

Industrial property developer The Allen Group will break ground in the next couple weeks on a $43 mi

The New Jersey Senate and Assembly passed a bill June 30 to require intermodal equipment providers t