Transport, Trade and Regulation News

Logistics software vendors Viewlocity and the Descartes Systems Group Inc., have won contracts from

Vastera, a software and services company specializing in international trade information and data ma

Limits on when heavy equipment can operate are part of a host of proposals worrying Texas Gulf Coast

U.S. Customs Commissioner Raymond Kelly today praised the efforts of trade facilitators in securing

Deutsche Post, Germany's mail, express and logistics giant, plans an initial public offering for its

Bonni Tischler, U.S. Customs' new assistant commissioner for field operations, has a straightforward

Bolero.net, the organization that promotes international standardization of electronic business tran

The centerpiece of Raymond Smith's blueprint for turning around Fritz Cos. couldn't be more straight

The U.S. Customs Service' Office of Regulations and Rulings has not met its standards for prompt rul

Steve Roath recognizes inventory as a necessary evil. If a customer comes into a Longs Drug Stores o

German postal service Deutsche Post AG must deliver mail at discount rates for competitors such as U

A Singapore-based transportation dot-com, CargoExchange.net, is pursuing an online marketplace busin

The Descartes Systems Group Inc. has won a contract to provide supply chain software technology to B

Illinois Central Railroad will build a $4 million, three-mile rail line to serve ExxonMobil Chemical

Exporters to Puerto Rico may find themselves out of compliance after Oct. 10 when the Bureau of Expo

What may become a grass-roots movement among the trade communityto effect changes in import-export l

Union Pacific Railroad wants its engineers to work more regular hours and earn set salaries as the n

Logistics.com Inc., which took a base of existing transportation management software products and wi

GeoLogistics Corp. has appointed Shar Javad senior vice president and chief information officer for

Do you know your FreightGate from your RightFreight? Confused by the dizzying number of logistics an

An article posted on the JoC ONLINE on Sept. 13 wrongly attributed the origin of initial funding for

Adexa Inc. a software company specializing in collaborative supply chain and transportation manageme

Japan Airlines today confirmed that Deutsche Post AG has offered to acquire its 6 percent stake in D

The nationwide revolt against high fuel prices that brought Britain to a standstill crumbled this mo

Logistics software provider NextLinx has announced it will combine its cross-border trade-compliance

Officials in the Port of Antwerp this afternoon reported some easing of protests by truckers upset a

Amtrak registered the most successful summer in its 29-year history, carrying more than 6.1 million

Taiwan could begin lifting its decades-old ban on direct air and shipping links with China as early

Arzoon, the transportation dot-com set up by four major North American railroads, has won a contract

Protests against high fuel prices continued across Europe today with Britain and Belgium bearing the

The Senate has appropriated $4.1 billion in funding for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers as part of

New York state says it will spend $750,000 to improve rail access and create and retain 200 jobs at

Deutsche Post AG, Germany's rapidly expanding postal service, is involved in negotiations to try to

ProcureNet, a company specializing in online buying systems for government agencies, and Robocom, wh

The Bureau of Export Administration has no worse an employee turnover problem than other government

Customers of BAX Global can now pay their invoices online thanks to an agreement between the logisti

Most of the harbor truck drivers who engaged in job actions this past week in Los Angeles, Long Beac

Truckers protesting high fuel prices blocked highways across Europe today, and Britain is poised to

Deutsche Post, the German mail, transport and logistics group, says the size of the stake that will

SupplyLinks, Inc., a new Internet-based supply-chain management service provider, has named W. Roger