Transport, Trade and Regulation News

Customs brokers are fighting a Customs reform law that will allow companies to transmit and receive

Taking advantage of the U.S. Customs Service's Automated Air Manifest System is a challenging task f

A national customs brokers group, after two years of study, has shelved the idea of building an elec

PC MAKERS CHANGE PRICING STRATEGYIn a break with industry tradition, many personal computer

A reshaped Alltrans International Group, fueled by millions of dollars of overseas capital and an ag

George C. Woodward was named senior vice president and chief commercial officer. He was exec

Shipping lines are blaming the recession for the slow start to Ediship, the electronic data intercha

National Customs Brokers & Forwarders Association of America, annual government affairs conference,

Data Exchange International Inc. has sold its first tariff automation system, to the ocean carrier C

Portrait of a Paperless Trader: SEARS ROEBUCK & CO., INC. Total electronic links with vendor

AT&T NETWORK CABLE SYSTEMS (Morristown, N.J.) - Jack Bucter was named president, AT&T Network Cable

JAPAN'S KYOCERA CORP. INVESTS IN LASERDATATYNGSBORO, Mass. - Kyocera Corp. has invested $4.5

Facts can lie, especially when it comes to trends in business and technology. Uncomfortable truths a

The Europe-Asia link in a fledgling worldwide computerized freight reservation service was establish

The maritime industry has taken another step into the electronic age under new Federal Maritime Comm

DUTCH COMPANY BUYS ALLTRANS INTERNATIONALThe transportation and tariff automation field got

The Federal Maritime Commission is apparently willing to compromise on tests of its new automated ta

Telecommunications networks are taking yet another stab at providing British freight forwarders with

A picture is worth a thousand words, and an image can make a computer a thousand times easier to use

The Federal Maritime Commission's tariff automation plans might plunge the shipping industry into ch

Transportation companies are spending millions of dollars on sophisticated systems to handle spare p

Maintenance software users and marketers say there are several features to look for in software pack

Council of Logistics Management, Jacksonville round table, Sept. 10. Omni Hotel, Jacksonville,Fla. C

The freight forwarding business is going through a technological arms race, with large forwarding ho

Forget the myths. Computing power is getting more, not less expensive. It's one of the dirty

UPS INKS GERMAN PACT FOR NEW TELECOM HUBGREENWICH, Conn. - United Parcel Service Inc

H&M INTERNATIONAL TRANSPORTATION INC. (Secaucus, N.J.) - Bruce Abels has joined this international a

Delta Nu Alpha Transportation Fraternity members have vowed to roll up their sleeves and get their o

A New York freight forwarder will bring shippers together with Soviet transport officials late next

LAFARGE CORP. OPENS NEW CEMENT TERMINALRESTON, Va. - Lafarge Corp. has opened a new 6,000-to

The Soviet distribution system may be a shipper's nightmare, but some freight forwarders think they

RoadRailer is poised to give New York another shot, and shippers couldn't be happier. "I wou

In a gesture of international good will, Deborah Heart and Lung Center of Browns Mills, N.J., has se

United Parcel Service established a new subsidiary to develop, sell and lease UPS-owned industrial r

AMERICAN AIRLINES FLIES GM PLANT'S SUPPLIESJACKSON, Miss. - American Airlines now provides s

ARCO PRODUCTS LEASES FACILITY AT LONGVIEWLONGVIEW, Calif. - Arco Products Co. found extra ro

Kelly International's newest line of business is just bobbing along. The Jamaica, N.Y.-based

Shippers along the Otter Tail Valley Railroad will ask for help to preserve rail service along a 96-

Schenkers International Forwarders Inc. has relocated its corporate and New York branch offices to a

For the first time in 12 years, Mercedes-Benz of North America Inc. has turned to the rails.