Transport, Trade and Regulation News

The current buzz in the import community could be summarized by Yogi Berra: "D?j? vu all over again.

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Pacific and Canadian National today announced an operating agreement designed to bypass congestion i

China's chronic railway bottlenecks, which had caused long delays in deliveries of coal, iron ore an

The National Industrial Transportation League and the Transportation Intermediaries Association toda

The World Trade Organization held off Wednesday on approving stiff sanctions on U.S. exports intende

The European Union's new trade chief offered his support Wednesday for proposals to increase efficie

The U.S. Postal Service will seek approval for a 10 percent increase in postage rates early next yea

NEWARK, N.J. -- Nicholas R. Lardy, senior fellow at the Institute for International Economics, will

Canada today took the first steps toward launching retaliatory tariffs against United States imports

The European Union's new trade chief Tuesday urged fellow members of the World Trade Organization to

Russian President Vladimir Putin, on a state visit to Brazil, pledged help for Brazil's oil sector,

The International Longshoremen's Association and waterfront employers in Philadelphia, southern New

The price of security is going up in the Gulf of Mexico. On April 1, nearly all U.S. Gulf ports will

Copyright 2004, Traffic World, Inc.As Union Pacific Railroad trains keep derailing in San An

Copyright 2004, Traffic World, Inc.As manufacturers have turned the world into their factory

Copyright 2004, Traffic World, Inc.Warehouse management is more frequently being applied out

Pilots for United Parcel Service will honor Teamster Canada's strike against the shipping titan and

The European Union's transport division has been rocked by revelations that its newly-appointed comm

Pacific Rim leaders pledged Sunday to shore up global security and push ahead with the World Trade O

Copyright 2004, Traffic World, Inc.Automotive freight is moving across America''s northern a

GE Equipment Services, Rail Services appointed Tammee Thompson leader of the company's new rail-car

Copyright 2004, Traffic World, Inc.Shippers may not be the direct targets of a proposed Tran

Kim Greenwood remembers the old-fashioned way of processing import-related documents, and she is not

Copyright 2004, Traffic World, Inc.The International Brotherhood of Teamsters is seeking hel

Copyright 2004, Traffic World, Inc.-- Sixty percent of U.S. manufacturers surveyed reported

Copyright 2004, Traffic World, Inc.Airlines are seeking to take advantage of a way to save m

WASHINGTON -- U.S.-flag carriers finally have found relief from a four-year-old Customs and Border P

FedEx Corp. and other U.S. companies are pleading with President Bush to start discussions on a Paci

MOL Logistics (Japan) Co., Ltd. today announced that its subsidiary, Shanghai Huajia International F

The board of directors of United Parcel Service today declared a regular quarterly dividend of 28 ce

To grow industrial product carloads and attract more transloading business in the greater Dallas are

A bridge linking Hong Kong, the world's busiest box port, with Shenzhen, its mushrooming neighbor in

Taiwan will convert to full automatic customs clearing services next year, bring to an end the use

Velocity Express Corp. said Wednesday it received a notice from Nasdaq officials detailing additiona

Franchised dealers of United States truck manufacturers sold 785,258 units in October, a 3.4 percent

NEW ORLEANS -- A Catholic nun who sued Louisiana's largest river pilot monopoly over charges of gend

The Transportation Services Index fell 0.8 percent in August, the U.S. Department of Transportation'

The unusually robust expansion of the world economy will flag somewhat, according to the results of

American highway trailer manufacturers shipped 57,325 units during the third quarter, up 33 percent