Transport, Trade and Regulation News

OTTAWA -- The United States, Canada and Mexico plan to integrate more closely measures to boost trad

The World Trade Organization has reversed its earlier panel decision and sided with the United State

Welsh, Carson, Anderson & Stowe, a New York-based private equity investor, reached an agreement Mond

ANNAPOLIS, Md. -- Railroads will find a way to meet the demands of shippers for more intermodal

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit has reversed an earlier injunction that prohibited

A Canadian politician warned of more violence in the truckers' strike at the Port of Vancouver follo

Welsh, Carson, Anderson & Stowe, a New York-based private equity investor, agreed this week to acqui

Nearly 90 countries said they intend to meet the new international cargo security standards that the

Amsterdam-based TNT, a global provider of mail, express and logistics services, is not participating

OTTAWA - No talks were scheduled between striking truckers at the Port of Vancouver and motor carrie

The World Trade Organization has reversed its earlier panel decision and sided with the United State

When two airlines abandoned their valuable routes to Hong Kong, their competitors seized on the chan

The investigational arm of Congress is taking a comprehensive look at international cargo security.<

Welsh, Carson, Anderson & Stowe, a New York-based private equity investor, reached an agreement

ANNAPOLIS, Md. -- With costs increasing and demand for trucking capacity exceeding supply, moto

The Senate's postal reform effort is again before the full Senate after the Senate's Homeland Securi

The U.S. Postal Service is reaching out to small business customers with the creation of a Small Bus

Rear Adm. Craig E. Bone has been named to replace Rear Adm. Larry Hereth as Coast Guard port-securit

WASHINGTON -- The total cost of business logistics in the United States increased to $1.015 trillion

Last week, Union Pacific Railroad signed a voluntary agreement with the California Air Resources Boa

More than 1,000 harbor truck drivers remain off the job in Vancouver on Monday, demanding raises of

When the last highway bill was stalled before being passed, local and state officials flew in from a

A new study suggests the relentless push to stretch ever-leaner supply chains around the globe is ra

Like the truth, Scully, the information is out there. Importers generate data about foreign purchase

Logistics costs hit an all-time high in 2004, as transportation companies combated continued capacit

Yellow Roadway Corp. said it expects second-quarter earnings to be on the high end of its previous g

CSX Intermodal has launched an Interline Throughput Initiative (ITI) to improve international contai

Supply chain professionals understand pretty well that raw materials may leave a plant, move by rail

The slowdown in the global chip-making industry is expected to put the brakes on explosive growth of

Lucent Technologies' chief supply chain executive, Jose A. Mejia, joined the board of directors of c

Imposing trade tariffs on China would be misguided and put the future of the U.S. economy ``at risk,

The 166-nation World Customs Organization has agreed to new shipping rules which will boost security

The 166-nation World Customs Organization has agreed to new shipping rules which will boost security

It's 30 miles to the nearest Interstate highway, about 150 miles to the closest major airport an

Highway bill conferees reached a deal on how much to spend on the six-year bill.The $286.5 b

The National Transportation Safety Board faulted Union Pacific Railroad for a 2003 Washington state

During the week ending June 18, U.S. railroads increased carloads 0.9 percent to 333,264 units and i

HSBC North America Holdings this month became the fourth U.S. Postal Service customer to sign the ki

UPS on Thursday backed its second-quarter profit guidance and said volume was growing as expected du

As part of its Chapter 11 reorganization, Winn-Dixie is selling or closing 326 of its 913 stores in