Transport, Trade and Regulation News

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

President Bush has nominated Air Force Lt. Gen. Norton A. Schwartz to the rank of general with his n

The Transportation Lawyers Association elected new officers last month. Brian J. Smith of Truckers E

U.S. Customs and Border Protection recognized CrimsonLogic as the first company in Canada to comply

Logistics provider EGL Inc. on Wednesday forecast second-quarter earnings between 24 cents to 26 cen

Hub Group's dismal financial track record of late isn't an indication of the 3PL's ability to take a

The nation's most politically powerful state asked the highway bill conference committee to make the

Mitsubishi Motors Corp. Japan has selected TNT in Japan as its lead logistics partner for its inboun

The nominee to head the Transportation Security Administration moved a step closer to taking over th

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

GT Nexus announced the launch of its Web-based Global Document Control service, which speeds up and

Information technology solutions provider, CrimsonLogic, announced that it is the first organization

The growth in end-to-end logistics services and the greater complexity of long-distance supply chain

Small shippers are upset that the Department of Transportation is considering eliminating mandatory

For the second consecutive year, the Association of American Railroads has scheduled a customer serv

Mallory Alexander International gained new facilities at Chicago's O'Hare International Airport with

A top Bureau of Customs and Border Protection official thinks approval of an international cargo sec

WASHINGTON -- The Fourth Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals in Richmond, Va., has ruled that two freight

Con-Way Transportation Services announced today that its Mexican operating company, Con-Way Mexico E

A new organization bringing together business interests throughout Africa was launched in Durban tod

Freight bill audit and payment provider CTSI opened an office in the United Kingdom, "the first of w

Mallory Alexander International Logistics said it has acquired Quast & Co., Inc., a provider of cust

Weeks after the first South American port joined the Container Security Initiative, a second one sig

The Supreme Court ruled Monday that Michigan can continue to charge truck owners fees that support t

Shenzhen, China's largest U.S. export port, is hosting a seminar this month in New York.The

Although existing anti-dumping law garners broad bipartisan support in the U.S. Congress, it no long

WASHINGTON -- The Surface Transportation Board has given its final say in a domestic-shipping rate c

For the second consecutive year, Surface Transportation Board Chairman Roger Nober has sent letters

Leading U.S. multinational companies have endorsed a complete overhaul of the federal tax code, stre

A new effort to restrict some cigarette shipping may leave online buyers smoking mad.

Procter & Gamble has no trouble finding trucks in Cincinnati. Shanghai is another story."In

During the week ending June 11, U.S. rail carloads totaling 332,491 units decreased 2.2 percent comp

RailRunner said it has received permanent approval from the Federal Railroad Administration to opera

The proliferation of counterfeit drugs has pharmaceutical manufacturers, distributors and retailers

PWC Logistics won what it claims is the largest ever heavy lift transportation contract awarded by t

No one wants to say that the Coast Guard is riding to the rescue of the TWIC, but after years in lim

Procter & Gamble has no trouble finding trucks in Cincinnati. Shanghai is another story.

Ruan Transportation Management Systems and Summit Systems are partnering to bring pool consolidation

Yellow Roadway will spend $45 million to acquire a 50 percent stake in JHJ International Transportat

Trucker Yellow Roadway Corp. today announced the formation of a transportation joint venture in Chin