Transport, Trade and Regulation News

NACA Logistics (USA) Inc., which represents OTS Logistics Group in the U.S., has restructured its We

Dell Computers guards like A-bomb secrets the supply chain strategies that allow it to keep comp

United States Senator Jon S. Corzine, D-NJ, introduced legislation last week requiring stricter rail

State-owned French railway SNCF outsourced spare parts logistics to TNT Logistics under a six-year c

Six organizations active in radio frequency identification technology are working with the Computer

TNT NV, the Netherlands-based mail, express and logistics company, has extended a cooperation agreem

Ryder Systems opened a radio frequency identification lab in Dallas/Fort Worth, to try out related h

Stonepath Group's opening of a new logistics center in Hamburg, Germany, may represent a turning poi

Rejecting a Bush administration proposal to "zero-out" funding for Amtrak, a bipartisan group of lea

Sato and Tagistics launched a cross-marketing and distribution partnership for each other's products

J.B. Hunt Transport Services trucked into the first quarter of 2005 with record earnings.Fir

Once at war with each other over chassis roadability, transportation groups are coming together

Former European Union trade chief Pascal Lamy took the lead on Friday in the race to head the World

AIMS Logistics will use Top Image Systems' eFlow Unified Content Platform data capture product to au

Xata, a Minneapolis-based provider of technology for onboard fleet management for truckers, hired Ma

UK-based Bibby Distribution made its largest acquisition ever with the purchase of Hammond Logistics

International Trade Data Users Inc. will hold a conference May 5-6 in New York to discuss developmen

The Department of Homeland Security agency that oversees the Transportation Security Administration

The U.S. House Subcommittee on Coast Guard and Maritime Transportation today unanimously approved le

The nomination of U.S. Representative Robert J. Portman as U.S. Trade Representative has stalled in

The House Government Reform Committee unanimously passed H.R. 22, the Postal Accountability and Enha

Denmark bumped off Canada as the top place in the world to conduct business, according to a new surv

Joan Waltman took over on Monday as president of QUALCOMM Wireless Business Solutions, the Company's

A buildup in inventories and the higher demand outlook suggests that retailers are betting that shop

CSX Intermodal said it initiated a new expedited door-to-door trailer service from Chicago to northe

Hellmann Worldwide Logistics implemented Trans-Soft's TS2000 Plus and TS2000 Net software for its ex

Manugistics Group narrowed its losses in fiscal fourth quarter 2005 and replaced its board chairman

Baltimore and CSX Corp. have implemented safety recommendations sought by federal transportation off

Shippers joined the chorus opposing a mandatory trucking fuel surcharge provision slipped into the H

The Senate is considering a proposal that would shore up the aging lock-and-dam system on the upper

An increased demand for trade services has led the Georgia Ports Authority to announce a reorganizat

President Bush's nominee to take over the Department of Transportation's number two job has a long t

Hellmann Worldwide Logistics announced the appointment of Brian McConaghy as vice president for dome

CNF Inc. on Monday lifted its projected first-quarter profit, citing strong results at its Con-Way a

The U.S. trade deficit, aggravated by surging imports of oil and textiles, soared to an all-time hig

The private sector should develop information-sharing programs to protect the security of their supp

Today, Canadian National Railway Co. announced it reached a tentative agreement with the Brotherhood

China's trade surplus increased to $5.7 billion in March, up almost 30 percent from $4.4 billion in

On Tuesday, U.S. Customs and Border Protection Commissioner Robert C. Bonner appointed William V. Be

The Port of Antwerp this week started using an internet based I.D.-verification system that emp