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Copyright 2008, Traffic World, Inc.-- Congress passes and President Bush signs the Railroad

Demand for heavy duty trucks and trailers won't revive until at least the second half of 2009, says

Copyright 2008, Traffic World, Inc.If anyone is likely to break out the party hats this New

Loans and leasing for capital equipment fell sharply in November, as businesses cut back on investme

Intercontainer is now offering weekly rail-road combined transport services between the Port of Rott

The Expediting Co. agreed to acquire Logicity. The forwarders expect to close the transactio

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The ranks of the unemployed could rise as high as 25 million by 2010 because of the global financial

JANUARY-- Oil prices hit $100 a barrel, pushing up gas and diesel prices.--&nb

Rail freight traffic plunged in the week ending Dec. 6, according to the Association of American Rai

Rep. Dana Rohrabacher, R-Calif., wants to attract some of the federal government's stimulus money to

The government of Penang, Malaysia, organized the Halal Logistics Working Committee to develop the s

The fight over hours of service rules is not over, despite a final rule set to go into effect the da

The National Association of Manufacturers said a prompt thank you to President George W. Bush for hi

The U.S. has requested consultations at the World Trade Organization to resolve a dispute regarding

The Defense Logistics Agency awarded a ten-year contract to SupplyCore under the FASI-G program, a p

A key transportation group accused the Department of Transportation on Friday of misrepresenting the

TOKYO -- Transport ministers from 22 nations will gather in Tokyo Jan.14 to discuss ways to reduce c

A bailout for General Motors and Chrysler came through on Dec. 19 as President George W. Bush announ

The National Association of Manufacturers today supported President Bush's plan to extend federal lo

The U.S. has requested consultations at the World Trade Organization to resolve a dispute regarding

President-elect Barack Obama intends to name former Dallas mayor Ron Kirk as United States Trade Rep

Robert Zoellick, president of the World Bank, called on Asian governments to reject any initiatives

Battered by a souring economy and running out time waiting for a loan from the federal government, C

The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries agreed Dec. 17 to cut its oil production quota

The U.S. leading index, a strong indicator of economic trends, decreased 0.4 percent in November, ac

WASHINGTON -- A Republican congressman from Barack Obama's home state sprinted past several well-kno

Mexico on Thursday joined Canada in its World Trade Organization complaint against the new United St

Hub Group cut its earnings outlook for the year, citing lower than expected intermodal and truck bro

Kraft Foods, Nestl? and Procter & Gamble and German retailer Metro Group synchronized item-level

Ryder System will cease operations in Brazil, Argentina and Chile as part of a series of "strategic

Notes on the latest filings in the transportation, logistics sector

A Republican congressman from Barack Obama's home state sprinted past several well-known Democratic

Geodis acquired IBM's internal logistics operations for an undisclosed sum and signed a multi-year o

Standard & Poor's Rating Services cut the corporate credit rating of freight railcar manufacture

Technology providers ARINC Inc. and Impeva Labs announced that the U.S. Army Logistics Innovation Ag

Canned seafood leader Chicken of the Sea International selected Transplace to act as its North Ameri

Agility won a contract with the U.S. Army worth as much as $932 million over eight years. Un

AMB Property Corp. leased more than half of its 437,000 square foot distribution project in Brussels