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After 97 years in Manhattan, forwarder D.F. Young Inc. will be moving its headquarters to Jersey Cit

Rapidly sliding traffic in economically-sensitive commodities dragged the railroad industry to overa

Organized labor is delighted with the Bush administration's selection of Norman Mineta as secretary

Rep. Bud Shuster (R-Pa.), the past chairman of the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee

FRANKFURT - BASF AG, one of Germany's largest chemical companies, plans to join forces with three tr

Members of Taiwan's two main opposition parties and a large business group are holding separate talk

LONDON - The shake out in the troubled dot-com sector claimed its first prominent European victim in

Descartes Systems Group's alliance with fellow Canadian technology company, BCE Emergis will give th

Flagship Customs Services has introduced its customizable version of AES filing software, Export2000

PHOENIX - A Union Pacific train derailed Tuesday night on the outskirts of a southern Arizona town,

FedEx Custom Critical, a ground unit of FedEx Corp., has opened a terminal in Reno to provide faster

Transportation industry leaders are hailing President-elect Bush's selection of Commerce Secretary N

LONDON - La Poste, France's postal monopoly, hopes to close on a $372 million deal that will give it

ZURICH - The New Year's celebrations in Switzerland also rang in a new era for bigger trucks - and h

President-elect George W. Bush has nominated Norman Y. Mineta to be Secretary of Transportation. Min

FRANKFURT -- The French postal system, La Poste, appears to have won a struggle with a potential Bri

NEW YORK - United Parcel Service has followed the lead of rival FedEx Corp. by increasing its shipm

NEW YORK - United Parcel Service has followed the lead of rival FedEx Corp. by increasing its shipm

One of Hong Kong's largest forwarders and logistics providers is pulling out of the territory's plan

Having scrapped the idea of a tax on containers, South Korea's Inchon is taking other steps to bolst

FRANKFURT -- German truckers, beset with a wave of bankruptcies this year, are appealing to their go

Pacer International, a large non-asset-based North American third-party logistics company, has concl

European online trading exchanges, which are about a year behind their U.S. equivalents, should capi

FedEx Corp. said Wednesday that it will raise package rates for U.S. shipments by an average of 4.9%

China is taking more steps to streamline foreign trade as it moves to process all import and expor

Express companies operating in Pakistan have announced they will link their tariffs to the U.S. doll

LONDON - The European Union abandoned talks aimed at opening up its $75 billion-a-year postal delive

Two of the world's biggest express couriers are gearing up for deeper penetration of China, where tr

Demand for integrated express services in Southeast Asia is likely to grow at an annual 20% rate in

The U.S. Customs Service has proposed that exporters be required to file for Harbor Maintenance Tax

Private operators of Customs examination stations are angry with a new ruling by the Customs Service

Logistics technology has a starkly different outlook than it had a year ago, and one of the big diff

Customs Service and National Treasury Employees Union officials are meeting at the national and loca

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South and North Korea agreed to begin ticklish work on restoring a long-severed rail line through th

United Parcel Service is ending its partnership with the International Olympic Committee at the end

ABX Logistics has formed a strategic alliance with Capstan Systems, a San Francisco-based provider o

LONDON - The European Union's 15-year struggle to deregulate its $75 billion mail market is at logg

Mary Lou Fox has stepped down as chief operating officer at NextLinx, the software and services comp

Even as Hong Kong prepares to expand air freight capacity and logistics support, FedEx Corp. says mo