Transport, Trade and Regulation News

LONG BEACH, Calif. -- The intermodal operations of global shipping companies transcend national boun

NEW YORK -- Countries are increasingly using non-tariff trade barriers to block U.S. exports, an off

Seaboard Corp. has agreed to sell some of its third-party commodity trading operations to transport

NEW Y0RK -- The "globalization of martyrdom" among extremist Muslims will continue to be a threat to

A key congressional committee voted overwhelmingly Tuesday in favor of the United States staying in

Technology products and service provider CDW and developer DP Partners broke ground on a 513,240-squ

Trucking and logistics provider USF Corp. said Monday that a majority of its shareholders approved s

Shippers struggling with ballooning expenses and tightening capacity are hunting for any way to cut

In a deal that could give Japanese automakers a greater market share in Malaysia, the largest auto m

MOL and forwarder Kintetsu World Express on Monday said they will form a capital tie-up to meet incr

Restoring import quotas that were abolished at the start of the year isn't the solution to the Europ

Supply chain software developer Management Dynamics joined the rush of logistics providers to Europe

Is either side bluffing on the highway bill? The Senate thinks the White House veto th

Proving that Macy's just might tell Gimbel's if supply chain market pressures get intense enough, re

OTTAWA -- Canada today announced it has again taken its softwood lumber dispute with the United Stat

GT Nexus and Flagship Customs Services have announced an agreement to integrate their respective tec

Yellow Roadway Corp. on Friday said it has amended and restated a credit agreement that provides it

Stonepath Group posted a loss of $7.6 million in the first quarter, in part due to a restructuring c

U.S. Transportation Secretary Norman Y. Mineta announced Thursday final approval of a $66 million fe

International growth bolstered outweighed weakness in domestic traffic as intermodal volume increase

U.S. railroads during the week ending May 14 saw carload traffic drop on a year-over-year basis for

Unexpected difficulty training employees is delaying the realization of $600 million in annual savin

A national drug industry group says radio frequency identification is the prescription for protectin

Border-clearance procedures, including customs and inspection, represent the greatest impediments to

China is offering a rare balance in trade with the United States. Even though Chinese import

The United States Association of Importers of Textiles and Apparel said that the U.S. government "ru

The Producer Price Index for Finished Goods advanced 0.6 percent in April, seasonally adjusted, the

OTTAWA - A Canada-wide strike on Canadian National Railway was averted Tuesday night, just before 1,

Lawmakers in Washington on Tuesday introduced two amendments to the 2006 Department of Homeland Secu

Hong Kong said Wednesday it would place a cap on its currency's exchange rate to the U.S. dollar, bu

DHL, the express delivery unit of Germany's Deutsche Post, does not want to chase U.S. market share

Anticipating continued demand for distribution space in north China, ProLogis will invest $36 millio

The Federal Reserve announced Tuesday that industrial production decreased 0.2 percent in April. Thi

Border-clearance procedures, including customs and inspection, represent the greatest impediments to

Florida received almost $1 billion in federal hurricane recovery funding Tuesday to help the region

DHL, the express delivery unit of Germany's Deutsche Post, does not want to chase U.S. market share

Dell Computers awarded a highly-prized contract to manage logistics out of a large new distribution

MIAMI -- The Port of Miami Terminal Operating Co. said it has withdrawn a lawsuit following a protes

While UPS eyes a share of the lucrative less-than-truckload market dominated by FedEx Corp., the lat

The Atlantic basin hurricane season begins June 1 and runs to November 30. As Florida's economy reco