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WASHINGTON -- In a major decision with far-reaching implications, the Surface Transportation Board o

In a major decision with far-reaching implications, the Surface Transportation Board ordered BNSF Railway to pay an estimated $345 million in reparations and rate cuts to coal-burning utilities - its

Third-party logistics provider C.H. Robinson Worldwide opened an office in Ho Chi Minh City, Viet Nam, and will use it as a launching point for further expansion in Southeast Asia.

TNT, the Dutch mail and express group, has acquired Chilean express trucking company LIT Cargo.<

BNSF Railway sharply criticized the Surface Transportation Board's decision to hit it with $345 million in forced rate cuts and reparation payments, over freight rates it has been charging to deliver

The euro zone of 16 European countries recorded an external trade deficit of 32.1 billion euros ($40.5 billion) in 2008, the largest trade deficit since the euro was introduced in 1999.

WASHINGTON -- The Federal Maritime Commission has posted a schedule through April 2009 for its regul

LONG BEACH, Calif. -- Marine terminals in Los Angeles-Long Beach on Thursday continued to turn away

On the eve of his first official visit to Canada, President Barack Obama said that the United States

The euro zone of 16 European countries recorded an external trade deficit of 32.1 billion euros ($40

Shoe manufacturer Nike plans to build a logistics center in eastern China, the company said in a sta

Third-party logistics provider C.H. Robinson today announced it has expanded operations into Ho Chi

On the eve of his first official visit to Canada, President Barack Obama said that the United States will likely postpone efforts to renegotiate the North American Free Trade Agreement with Canada and

Production at the nation's industrial outlets fell 1.8 percent in January, according to a government

Fourth quarter profit at Wal-Mart fell 7.4 percent, to $3.79 billion, on a stronger U.S. dollar and

Former Maritime Administrator Sean T. Connaughton has been named vice president for government affairs for the American Bureau of Shipping.

Manufacturers in New York are having a tough time and expecting worse in the next six months, accord

WASHINGTON -- Barring any further steps by the Federal Maritime Commission, the ports of Los Angeles

TNT, Europe's second-largest mail and express delivery company, reported a 37 percent plunge in four

Radiant Logistics lost $10.2 million in the quarter ending Dec. 31 as a result of $11.4 million in i

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Greatwide Logistics Services hopes a little-known maneuver under federal bankruptcy law combined wit

After days of heated debate and backroom negotiations, the Senate passed an economic stimulus packag

Cargo volumes are weak. Financing is elusive. No one knows how much worse the economy will get. Yet

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Union Pacific Corp. will likely raise freight rates 5-6 percent this year from 2008 even as the nati

As the volume of international trade tumbled 5 percent in December, the trade deficit narrowed from

As the volume of international trade tumbled 5 percent in December, the trade deficit narrowed from

Today GT Nexus announced that "K" Line has renewed and expanded its agreement with the trade and log

The railroad with the straightest route down the continent and the carrier that has led in creating

Supply chain services provider Manhattan Associates reported fourth-quarter net income declined more

Rand Logistics believes long-term contracts and high barriers to entry in its Great Lakes bulk shipp

Manhattan Associates cut its workforce and expenses through the fourth quarter of 2008 in preparatio

Randy Richards, who was head of cargo at US Airways until last month, joined technology provider Fre

Freight movements declined in December for the fourth time in five months, closing the year with the

Expeditors International of Washington increased earnings 11 percent even as revenue fell 10 percent

Express-1 Expedited Solutions nearly doubled in size during 2008 with the acquisition of Concert Gro

Freight movements declined in December for the fourth time in five months, bringing the year to a cr

Commissioner of Customs and Border Protection W. Ralph Basham will step down at the end of February,