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TSA Rule Equalizes Penalty Procedures
R.G. Edmonson |
Government agencies will follow similar procedures no matter who breaks transport security rules.
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
Trucking labor
Senate Panel Proposes HTF Replenishment
R.G. Edmonson |
Senior members of the Senate Finance Committee have filed a bill that takes a first step toward replenishing the Highway Trust Fund.
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
Trucking News
C.H. Robinson Buys Walker Logistics Overseas
Thomas L. Gallagher |
C.H. Robinson Worldwide acquired international freight forwarder Walker Logistics Overseas.
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
Crowley Announces Organizational Changes Within Logistics Services Group
JOC Staff |
To improve organizational effectiveness and enhance the company's customer centric philosophy, Crowley today announced several management changes within its logistics services group.
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
Leading Economic Index Gains in June
Thomas L. Gallagher |
Leading indicators show increasing strength in the U.S. economy during June, according to a business research group.
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
Gleaning Green Benefits
Alan Field |
Companies are growing increasingly aware of the relationship between a green supply chain and a cost-effective one.
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
Importers Press Congress to Renew Tariff Program
R.G. Edmonson |
In an economy measured in trillions of dollars, saving $500,000 in taxes might seem like small change, but for Church and Dwight, the maker of Arm & Hammer baking soda, it’s enough to keep factories o
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
Money, Shovels on the Move
John D. Boyd |
The shovels are starting to move faster at the Department of Transportation, and at highways and other transportation sites.
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
House Panel Approves $75.8 Billion DOT Budget
R.G. Edmonson |
High-speed passenger rail got a $4 billion gift July 17 from the House Appropriations Committee as part of a $75.8 billion Department of Transportation budget for fiscal 2010.
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
UPS Says No ‘Pay to Play’
JOC Staff |
UPS said Friday it did not pay for support from a conservative group that was reported to have solicited donations from FedEx in the package carriers’ legislative battle over labor law.
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
Air Cargo
Air Cargo Forwarder News
Oberstar Says 'Second Stimulus' Should Be Highway Bill
R.G. Edmonson |
Any more legislation that Congress passes to stimulate the economy will be dedicated solely to highways, Rep. James L.
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
White House Sends Ferro Nomination to Senate
JOC Staff |
Anne S. Ferro's nomination to be head of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration is in the hands of the Senate, moving her closer to a confirmation hearing.
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
Trucking News
Trucking labor
Conservative Group Hit Up FedEx in UPS Dispute
JOC Staff |
A major conservative interest group asked FedEx for a $2 million to $3 million donation in exchange for the group’s backing in a legislative battle with UPS, according to a published report Friday.
Air Cargo
Trucking News
Air Cargo Forwarder News
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
Trucking labor
House Committee Pushes New Transportation Bill
R.G. Edmonson |
The House Transportation subcommittee on highways and transit presented the case July 16 that more economic benefits would flow from quick passage of a new six-year transportation bill than from the S
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
Ports Get $30 Million in EPA Grants
JOC Staff |
U.S.
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
DOT Doubles Weekly Stimulus Payout
John D. Boyd |
Stimulus payouts by the Department of Transportation, for bills on construction projects around the country, jumped by $160 million in the week ending July 10, or nearly twice the amount it spent the
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
U.S. Chamber Wants Expedited Transport Bill
R.G. Edmonson |
As the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee approved a bill to extend the existing highway program for 18 months July 15, the U.S.
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
Cargo Theft, Average Loss Rising in 2009
Peter T. Leach |
Cargo theft and the average loss in each cargo theft have both increased this year, according the Bi-Annual Cargo Theft Report issued by FreightWatch International, a global logistics security provide
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
Senate Committee Votes to Extend Highway Bill 18 Months
JOC Staff |
The Senate Environment and Public Works Committee took the first step July 15 to extending the current highway spending bill until March 2011.
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
Industrial Price Index Signals Recovery on Track
Peter T. Leach |
Global industrial production is on track to recovery, albeit in fits and starts, according to the trend signaled by the industrial price index compiled by The Journal of Commerce and the Economic Cycl
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
Customs Announces Changes to ISF Rule
R.G. Edmonson |
Shippers must amend their Importer Security Filings when data changes while a container is in transit between a foreign port and the first U.S.
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
June Retail Sales Slide
Marcy Behrmann Frank |
Summer sales abound, but deals failed to sway consumers in June, when retail industry sales (which exclude automobiles, gas stations, and restaurants) decreased 3.8 percent unadjusted over last year a
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
EU and Korea Conclude Long-Awaited Trade Talks
Alan M. Field |
The European Union and Korea concluded negotiations on their long-awaited bilateral free-trade agreement, completing 26 months of arduous negotiations between the two sides.
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
Report: U.S. Exports to Drop 13.6 Percent
Alan M. Field |
Although the worldwide plunge in manufacturing output has apparently bottomed out, the immediate outlook for a resumption of world economic growth remains “tentative and in flux,” according to a new r
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
Action Seen Soon on Rockefeller Rail Overhaul
John D. Boyd |
Rail industry sources expect a Senate committee to soon unveil a bill that would overhaul railroad regulations and alter the Surface Transportation Board.
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
Rail News
Joe Keenan Named as New Director of APAC
JOC Staff |
Choice Logistics, the global specialist in outsourced mission-critical service parts logistics services, has announced that Joe Keenan has been appointed as director of the Asia-Pacific region.
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
Expeditors Projects Profit Decline
JOC Staff |
Forwarder Expeditors International of Washington expects its profit to fall up to 33 percent in the quarter ending June 30 despite an uptick in freight shipping late in the quarter.
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
WTO Head: Crisis is 'Far From Over'
Alan M. Field |
The global economic recession is “far from over,” World Trade Organization director general Pascal Lamy told the WTO on July 13, warning that protectionism by WTO member states could prolong the econo
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
Senate Confirms Mendez as Federal Highway Administrator
JOC Staff |
The Obama administration's Department of Transportation came closer to a full complement of agency leaders July 13 as the Senate confirmed Victor Mendez as administrator of the Federal Highway Adminis
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
OECD Unemployment Rate Rises in May
Alan M. Field |
Unemployment continued to rise in the 30 industrial countries that belong to the Organization of Economic Cooperation and Development.
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
Agility Unit to Support Afghan Logistics
Alan M. Field |
Logistics provider Agility's defense and government services division will team with DynCorp International and CH2M HILL for military logistics support for southern Afghanistan under a contract w
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
DOT Stimulus Spending Jumps in Early July
John D. Boyd |
The Department of Transportation paid out another $82 million in stimulus project funds in the week ending July 3, escalating how quickly it is pushing money out to cover bills for work it and states
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
U.S.-Flag Carriers Exercise Military Might
By R.G. Edmonson |
Do tanks fly?
Maritime
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
Forwarding
Buy American: Did It Backfire?
By Susan Kohn Ross |
The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 has caused a lot of hand-wringing because of its Buy American provisions. Is that concern warranted?
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
Cuba's Embargoes Expectations
By Alan M. Field |
It may be hard to imagine, but the U.S. was once Cuba’s largest trading partner by far, and its greatest source of tourism and foreign investment.
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
Banking on Infrastructure
By R.G. Edmonson |
In 2006, the Army’s 1st Infantry Division came home from Germany to settle at Fort Riley, Kan.
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
China’s Trade Surplus Drops in May
Alan M. Field |
China's trade surplus last month shrank to $8.25 billion from $13.4 billion in May, the General Administration of Customs said on Friday. Economists had expected a surplus of $15.0 billion.
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
U.S. Trade Deficit Down as Imports Plunge
Alan M. Field |
The U.S. trade deficit fell in May to its lowest monthly level since November 1999, as exports registered a small gain but imports dropped for the tenth month in a row.
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
Non-Profit Report Details Innovative Low-Carbon Strategies
Alan Field |
The global recession and other recent economic changes “reinforce the importance of innovative, sustainable business practices that lead the transition to a low-carbon economy, promote economic develo
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
FMC Nominee Pledges to Cooperate With Industry
R.G. Edmonson |
Richard A.
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
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