Transport, Trade and Regulation News

Copyright 2004, Traffic World, Inc.A cargo liability lawsuit that could have far-reaching im

Copyright 2004, Traffic World, Inc.What wine goes well with a Supreme Court decision on inte

U.S. logistics spending as a percentage of gross domestic product fell to 8.5 percent in 2003, the

Copyright 2004, Traffic World, Inc.When Cardinal Logistics Management went looking for new l

U.S. railroads in May increased carloads 5.8 percent to 75,743 units and intermodal loads 13.6 perce

Copyright 2004, Traffic World, Inc.As director of transportation, Chuck Irwin helped consume

WASHINGTON -- The U.S. Supreme Court has cleared the last barricade to Mexican trucks operating on U

WASHINGTON -- The House Ways and Means Committee plans to act on a bill Thursday that would eliminat

UTi Worldwide Inc. on Monday said gross revenues for the fiscal 2005 first quarter ended April 30 ro

WASHINGTON -- The House Homeland Security Appropriations Subcommittee approved a $30.8 billion bill

OOCL Logistics said it recently contracted a 13,400 square-meter warehouse in Waigaoqiao Logistics P

WASHINGTON -- The House leadership appointed 50 members Thursday to negotiate with senators to resol

Union Pacific Corp. on Friday announced the retirement of two senior executives, James V. Dolan, vic

Canada has built up a transportation infrastructure deficit that is starting to hold back the countr

Executives from CSX Transportation and the National Industrial Transportation League plan to hold a

Time is rapidly running out to achieve a framework agreement in farm trade by the end of July, accor

WASHINGTON -- Customs and Border Protection and the Food and Drug Administration have announced that

After years of caution, manufacturing companies are increasing investments in supply chain managemen

The U.S. Department of Agriculture's revised forecast of agricultural exports for fiscal year 2004 s

Swift Transportation Co. Inc. said it hired an outside attorney to investigate its chief executive's

WASHINGTON -- Companies that want so-called Byrd Amendment reimbursements must file their claims by

Con-Way Transportation Services, Inc., a subsidiary of CNF Inc., on Thursday announced the formation

The European Union, the world's biggest banana importer, will end the quotas it uses to protect form

Taiwan's newly reappointed Premier Yu Shyi-kun says the government will make convenient cross-stra

PBB Global Logistics Income Fund has acquired the transportation management services division of Tor

The Descartes Systems Group Inc., the troubled logistics technology firm, said it will take a non-ca

WASHINGTON -- Rep. Stephen F. Lynch, D-Mass., introduced rail security legislation Tuesday that woul

Five Central Asian countries signed a pact Tuesday with the United States to promote trade and inves

The Department of Transportation's Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration has issued yet anothe

The Transportation Security Administration has issued a Request for Proposals (RFP) to begin the pro

The World Trade Organization on Tuesday put off ruling on a call by the European Union and other cou

The first steps are being taken toward the creation of a customs-free zone covering all of East Asia

Canadian Pacific Railway said it has implemented a new fuel surcharge program. The Calgary-b

There are so many bogeymen out there that it's enough to scare an economist into using just one arm.

Standard & Poor's on Thursday said the outlook for Burlington Northern Santa Fe Corp.'s debt ratings

China is introducing a new automatic system to identify ships plying the Yangtze in an attempt to pr

Kansas City Southern plans to upgrade its tools for Web-based transactions.The railroad plan

LONG BEACH, Calif. -- Radio frequency identification devices are all the rage today in supply chain

A leading Canadian farming and food alliance urged the federal government Wednesday to take a bigger

NEWARK, N.J. -- A truck driver who claimed to have suffered permanent facial injuries in a forklift