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The American Trucking Assns. (ATA) has sharply criticized the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administr

CSX Intermodal Inc. said it entered into an agreement with P&O Ports North America, Inc., awarding t

Announcing a series of efforts from Chennai, India, to Sumatra, TNT focused as much on coordination,

British supply chain giant Exel said it has exercised an option to acquire Power Packaging Inc., a c

WASHINGTON -- The U.S. Chamber of Commerce is "absolutely committed" to a new highway-spending bill

U.K.-based Exel, the world's largest third-party logistics provider, announced Jan. 5 that it exerci

The Federal Railroad Administration soon might be headed by a new acting administrator to succeed Be

The Chamber of Commerce plans to make the highway bill one of its top priorities again in 2005.<

MOL Logistics (Japan) Co., Ltd. today said it established a new subsidiary in the Czech Republic.

Long-time UPS executive Dave Barnes will be the company's next chief information officer, succeeding

For the first time in 20 years, several rail labor unions have teamed up to bargain as one voice wit

United Parcel Service said chief information officer and senior vice president Ken Lacy will retire.

Samuel Shapiro & Co. has hired Michele Dunkle as its new director for import operations. Dun

DHL has promoted Alison M. Brink to vice president, marketing strategy for DHL Americas. I

Customs and Border Protection has called a temporary halt to the pilot program that was testing the

How and where shippers apply radio frequency identification (RFID) tags is more complicated than pre

The city of Greensboro, N.C. has issued a permit for the construction of FedEx Freight's new facilit

Retail industry software vendor Retek completed its purchase of collaborative planning, forecasting

Representatives of the freight transportation industry are taking a wary look at government plans fo

Having swallowed Tibbett & Britten whole in a $600 million bite last summer, U.K.-based logistic

Exel acquired Portuguese pharmaceutical logistics provider Sociedade deDistribui??o e Log?stica,

China expects to post a record $5.5 billion agricultural trade deficit this year."The countr

Through 2004's first 50 weeks, U.S. railroads already moved more freight than any other year on reco

The International Cargo Security Council (ICSC) recently elected Scott Harrison Smith chairman for 2

During the next 25 years, freight traffic will double in the Chicago region, requiring action now to

Swift Transportation Co. late Monday raised its earnings outlook for the fourth quarter, citing stro

CSX Intermodal on Jan. 3 will cut its fuel charge for the second straight month, to 10 percent compa

Hong Kong's exports rose in November at the fastest pace in three months, up 16.8 percent from a yea

Retek Inc. completed the purchase of substantially all assets of collaborative planning, forecasting

Columbus, Ohio-based Sterling Commerce announced it will buy distributed order management and supply

OTTAWA - Extreme cold weather and winter storms are slowingCanadian National Railway perform

Federal Express has lost a lawsuit brought by a former Orlando, Fla., employee who said he was haras

Germany's controversial highway truck toll will take effect on Jan. 1 adding as much as 15 percent t

Trucking company founder J.B. Hunt announced on Thursday that he would retire as senior chairman of

SEATTLE - Taiwan's Council of Agriculture this week slapped a temporary import ban on apples from th

China, in an effort to meet WTO requirements and appease the U.S. and other trading partners, has se

Japan's exports increased by 13.4 percent in November compared to the same month last year, easing c

Airbus SAS said Spanish airline Air Europa had become the first airline to commit to buying the A350

Japan Airlines said Wednesday that it has selected Boeing Co.'s new 7E7 passenger jet to replace a f

The U.S. has won a World Trade Organization case against the European Union system for protecting ge