Supply chain

OTTAWA -- Trade crossing the U.S.-Canada border is hindered by too many new regulations managed by t

Logistics Management Solutions, a non asset-based third party logistics provider, purchased St. Loui

The People's Bank of China announced today that last week's revaluation of the yuan does not necessa

The Teamsters and a major service employees union were ready to announce Monday they are leaving the

APL and its APL Logistics subsidiary have established APL Transportation & Logistics Ltd Sti., based

Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff this month announced a major reorganization of his depa

Shippers looking for details of the "secure freight initiative" announced as part of the Department

The U.S. Postal Service is taking the guesswork out of shipping by mail. Looking to close a long-sta

FedEx Ground drivers are suing FedEx, charging it skirts worker-protection laws by refusing to hire

Truck drivers in Puerto Rico on Friday ended a three-day strike that shut down Friday that brought t

No one ever said supply-chain security was going to be carved in stone. It has been evolving since S

With a major international acquisition still to be completed, Kuwait's expanding PWC Logistics struc

U.S. railroads continued to power a strong second-half, raising carloads 1.2 percent to 321,887 unit

Here's a logistics-related math problem: soaring fuel prices have helped push transportation costs f

The inland waterways industry is shifting its attention to the Senate now that the House approved a

Columbia Coastal Transport plans to start a new barge service in August carrying containers between

Congress snuffed out the hopes of finishing a highway bill this week when it approved a five-day ext

Switzerland is testing U.S. interest in a free trade agreement that would dismantle barriers facing

British contract logistics company Wincanton said CEO Paul Bateman will retire within the next 12 mo

Shippers and carriers had to work a bit of their own magic to meet the blistering demand for the lat

Senior House transportation aides are reporting a deal is in hand on the donor-donee state issue tha

The Standard & Poor's credit rating agency issued a glowing view of the United States economy, s

China, bowing to political pressure from the United States, has revalued its currency by ending a de

The latest effort to re-regulate railroads, the Railroad Antitrust and Competition Act of 2005 (H.R.

Hub Group posted record second quarter profits of $7.9 million, a 93 percent increase over net incom

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- New York Gov. George Pataki and New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg today b

Ashdown, Ark.-based Southern Refrigerated Transport is building a $13 million truck maintenance, sto

President Bush chose the Port of Baltimore as his backdrop to deliver a speech supporting the reauth

Carmichael International Service, an independent customs broker and freight forwarder, chose GT Nexu

UPS reported a better than 20-percent jump Thursday in second-quarter profit on strong growth in rev

Union Pacific Corp., owner of the Union Pacific Railroad, today said second-quarter profit surged 47

Ahead of a critical meeting next week, World Trade Organization chief Supachai Panitchpakdi warned T

The Department of Transportation said it is following the law with its push to codify the existing h

Interest groups that oppose the current hours of service rule for truckers asked the Department of T

Unable to reach an agreement on a new highway bill by the expiration date of the last extension, Con

Canadian National Railway Co. said second-quarter earnings rose 28 percent on gains in rates and shi

A Senate subcommittee on Tuesday defied the White House and approved funding to keep Amtrak operatin

Unable to reach an agreement on a new highway bill by the expiration date of the last extension, Con

Logistics Management Solutions, a non asset-based third party logistics provider, purchased St. Loui

The House-Senate highway bill conference committee is close to an agreement and is likely to approve