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Freight traffic over the busiest United States-Canada border crossing declined by nearly 500,000 tru

Americans drove 100 billion fewer miles in the twelve months between November 2007 and October 2008,

The House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee is recommending Democratic leadership include

The threat of deflation loomed larger in November as producer prices fell for the fourth consecutive

The WCA Family of Logistic Networks launched a specialty forwarding alliance for pharmaceuticals.

As retail sales hit their lowest point in years (see story), KB Toys filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy

A key index of shipping in the United States fell at its sharpest rate ever in November, plunging 18

Business inventories fell 0.6 percent in October and sales plunged a record 3.5 percent, the Departm

Harold E. Spencer, a transportation attorney who represented rail and shipper interests for more tha

China's manufacturing economy hit an unexpected wall in November as exports fell at the sharpest rat

The United States trade deficit for October reached $57.2 billion, the Commerce Department announced

The California Air Resources Board on Friday is expected to approve new fleet rules designed to slas

The U.S. trade deficit grew in October as exports and imports both declined in the weak global econo

An above-average Atlantic storm season is forecast for 2009, with 14 named storms developing into se

Freight transportation services increased from September to October, according to a report from the

FedEx Corp. expects to report fiscal 2009 earnings of $3.50-4.75 a share, down from $4.75-5.25 it ha

As retail sales dry up across the country, Office Depot plans to close 112 underperforming stores an

Industrial production in the United Kingdom, Spain, Italy, France, Finland, and Sweden will continue

AMB Property leased approximately 130,000 square feet to two customers in its AMB Amagasaki Distribu

Infrastructure spending to stimulate the economy could start right away with more than $25 billion i

Manufacturers of semiconductors are stymied by a dismal 2008 and an even gloomier outlook for 2009.

Freight transportation services increased from September to October, according to a report Dec. 10 f

Industrial production in the United Kingdom, Spain, Italy, France, Finland, and Sweden will continue

Shipping via all modes in the United States grew 11 percent by tonnage and 43 percent by value in th

Two of the executives who purchased Seko from U.S. Freightways in 2002 bought out the shares of a th

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce released its first comprehensive infrastructure policy package that spa

The Transportation Security Administration said Monday that it had fixed a Transportation Worker Ide

The new president and Congress should support a U.S. transportation system that focuses on connectiv

United States industry shipped 13 billion tons of goods valued at almost $12 trillion in 2007, the D

Two of the executives who purchased Seko from U.S. Freightways in 2002 bought out the shares of a th

Exel launched a multi-client distribution and fulfillment center network. The network coordi

President-elect Barack Obama's call for increased infrastructure spending has found support from a p

United Business Media Limited today announced that it will reorganize its Commonwealth Business Medi

Supply-chain software specialist i2 Technologies announced that it has terminated its merger agreeme

Copyright 2008, Traffic World, Inc.Global shippers are well aware their supply chains are at

In a move to save approximately $700 million, Dow Chemical on Dec. 8 announced the permanent closing

The Bush administration is trying to close the door on rules for railroad transport of hazardous mat

Copyright 2008, Traffic World, Inc.The city of Nogales, Arizona''s busiest international bor

FedEx Freight and FedEx National LTL will implement 5.7-percent general rate increases effective Jan

It appears unlikely that the World Trade Organization will be able to call a ministerial this year a