Transport, Trade and Regulation News

In the first quarter of 2005, TNT saw a 9.9 percent increase in revenue, with a 5.5 percent increase

The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey is accelerating rail projects at the Port Newark and E

DHL to Manage Warehousing and Distribution of Ford Spare Parts and Accessories inIndonesia

A bill proposing to re-regulate the railroad industry is back in the Senate after a two-year hiatus.

A federal appeals court overturned on May 3 a district court's decision that would have required CSX

Norfolk Southern Corp. is extending shippers' credit earning period for its 2005 NS Blue Streak inte

Even the CEO admits that a liner shipping company based in Singapore wields little clout in the U.S.

Rail carrier Kansas City Southern reported first-quarter profit rose despite an increase in operatin

Fuel costs and high inventories reined in the manufacturing sector in April to its slowest rate of g

U.S. Trade Representative Robert Portman and European trade commissioner Peter Mandelson pledged to

There's plenty of applause from labor advocates and humanitarian groups for Nike's decision to publi

After sitting by quietly in new Washington offices for more than a year, trucking owner-operators bu

The Surface Transportation Board rejected a petition Tuesday by the District of Columbia and the Sie

Corporate leaders expect China to play an important role in their growth strategies, but few think t

U.S. trade chief meets EU counterpartNew U.S. Trade Representative Robert Portman and his EU

FedEx Corp. on Friday said its less-than-truckload freight subsidiary will increase rates by 5.6 per

U.S. railroads during the week ending April 23 saw carloads increase 0.8 percent to 344,323 units wh

A July groundbreaking is planned for a 900,000-square-foot industrial facility near the Port of Hous

New U.S. Trade Representative Robert Portman and his EU counterpart Peter Mandelson were set to disc

The shipper drive to lower distribution costs is reverberating through the pharmaceutical industry's

Yellow Roadway Corp. today amended the terms of its proposed acquisition of USF.The trucker

Trucks idling at the Canadian border waiting to roll across Detroit's Ambassador Bridge aren't just

Paraguay on May 2 became the 68th country to sign an open-skies agreement with the United States.

The Senate confirmed the following nominees, reported by the Senate Commerce Committee earlier this

An aggressive plan to streamline its supply chain didn't help the sagging fortunes at Ford Motor in

OTTAWA - Canadian National Railway and its 2,600 conductors, yard service workers and traffic coordi

With just a week until Mother's Day, have carriers thanked their shippers for all that volume?

A committee of senior customs administrators has endorsed the working documents that accompany the W

The World Trade Organization on Thursday ruled that the European Union's subsidies to sugar producer

UK-based Exel will return $476.6 million to stockholders through a share buy-back program after comp

OTTAWA - Canadian Pacific Railway on Thursday reported the best first quarter financial performance

Burlington Northern Santa Fe Corp. said Thursday that its profit rose sharply in the first quarter,

Trade groups in North America and Europe are protesting an attempt by an International Standards Org

CSX Corp., the largest railroad in the eastern U.S., on Thursday posted a steep rise in first-quarte

Rising fuel costs boosted Ryder System first quarter 2005 net earnings 18 percent to $41.5 million a

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit has lifted an injunction issued earlier by the U.S

Trade groups in North America and Europe are protesting an attempt by an International Standards Ass

The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey said Wednesday it will complete several critical eleme

President Bush put his foot down Tuesday with a veto threat to the highway bill if Congress strays f

Mobitrac, a Chicago-based transportation execution software company, received $8.3 million in fundin