Transport, Trade and Regulation News

OTTAWA -- The Bush Administration has sent to Congress a bill that would revive tolls for ships and

Integrated freight logistics company UTi Worldwide Inc. said Thursday that its first-quarter profit

European Trade Commissioner Peter Mandelson arrived in China's business capital of Shanghai on Frida

Traffic World will launch a daily e-mail newsletter June 13, bringing subscribers each day the

There's never been a better time for shippers seeking global trade management tools. Sh

Appliance manufacturing giant Whirlpool lured Brian D. Hancock away from Schneider Logistics, naming

FreightCar America on Thursday officially opened a freight-car manufacturing facility in Roanoke, Va

The World Trade Institute, the New York school which offered training in international business for

OTTAWA -- The Bush Administration has sent to Congress a bill that would revive tolls for ships and

Double-digit performance gains across every major service line and geographical region led UTi World

DP Partners completed a 572,375-square-foot cross-dock or single-loaded facility in Rochelle, Ill.,

SEATTLE -- Washington state apple growers received a boost after the Mexico government temporarily l

CNF Inc. today appointed Robert Bianco, as a corporate vice president and president of Menlo Worldwi

The Retail Industry Leaders Association (RILA) urged Congress on to vote against legislation that ca

At GM's annual stockholders meeting Tuesday, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Rick Wagoner annou

World Customs Organization is expected to adopt an international supply chain security framework whe

Shrugging off a difficult April, retailers saw increased traffic and decreasing inventories in May,

Canadian Pacific Railway last week completed the first of 25 projects planned under a $160 million c

Two International Organization for Standards working groups that are drafting standards for internat

LONDON -- TUI, the German tourism and transport company, sold VTG, its rail container leasing busine

Singapore's Neptune Orient Lines is looking to open warehouse operations in India.The liner

President Bush called on Congress to pass the Central American Free Trade Agreement at a meeting of

Clearwater, Fla.-based boating retailer MarineMax is implementing an on demand solution to link sale

Shippers who believe they are not getting real benefits from the Customs-Trade Partnership Against T

ProLogis's $4.9 billion acquisition of Catellus Development Corp. creates the world's largest networ

For Joel Hoiland, a Shanghai tobacco warehouse epitomized China's emerging role not only as a source

American Commercial Lines announced today the elimination of 115 jobs from its 2,600-person workforc

ProLogis, which owns and manages more than 2,000 industrial distribution centers throughout the wor

Two International Organization for Standards working groups that are drafting standards for internat

BDP International, a provider of global logistics and transportation services, said it has acquired

After months of harping by Congress about slow progress, the Department of Homeland Security pledges

American Commercial Lines announced today the elimination of 115 jobs, or 23 percent of its 2,600-pe

Establishment data indicate that nonfarm employment edged up by 78,000 in May following a much large

Descartes Systems' new approach to supply chain software sales may be offer hope of a rebound for th

Panalpina isn't impressed with the rapid growth of its global competitors in the contract logistics

As the federal program began operating under a seventh extension, Congress geared up for this year's

A company that handles trade documents is warning shippers that it will be more difficult to t

Alien Technology acquired Quatrotec, a commercial aviation and transportation integration services c

Truckers outside the state of Washington will have to wait to participate in a test of automated man

Growth in U.S. manufacturing slipped in May to its slowest pace since 2003, raising new concerns abo