American Airlines Cargo adds three European cities to summer schedule and CenterPoint Properties acquires 27-building portfolio in Houston.
Union Pacific has named new VP of HR and TRIOSE appointed a new EVP.
The French ocean carrier says Kingston will be major transhipment hub after the expanded Panama Canal opens next year.
Regulators need to tell alliance cross traders “enough is enough,” says Lidinsky.
Return of carriers is a signal West Coast port slowdown is fading, according to the Northern California port.
The Justice Department said the case involves the first criminal prosecution against a conspiracy specifically targeting e-commerce.
German carrier’s departure follows decision by Hanjin to leave the port earlier this year.
MEDGULF service will call at Houston.
Manager did not comply with stricter California regulations, according to the International Transport Intermediaries Club.
The Lake Oswego, Ore.-based railroad transportation equipment supplier had profits $50.4 million on revenues of $630 million for the quarter ended Feb. 28.
The Japanese ocean carrier said its new China Straits Express loop will commence April 27 from Qingdao.
Swiss WorldCargo increases its services via parent Swiss International Air Lines’ summer flights, Con-way Multimodal Expands in Bentonville, while Inchcape Shipping Services opens new office Mozambique.
Hub Group names chief information officer, while senior executives were appointed at Overseas Cargo, Atlas Logistics, and A.N. Deringer.
The acquisition of rival TNT would make FedEx a major player in the European parcel market.
The poor performance underscored the importance of the tentative labor agreement with the ILWU, according to the consulting firm SeaIntel.
The truckload and less-than-truckload transport company will give Montreal-based Dicom cross-border capabilities between the U.S. and Canada.
The U.S. Justice Department said AMA United Group, Malak Neseem Swares Boulos, and Amged Kamel Yonan Tawdraus pleaded guilty to Arms Export Control Act violations.
The Commerce Department said U.S. exports of goods and services decreased to $186.2 billion in February from $189.2 billion in January.
China remained the primary source of fake and pirated goods, according to figures from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security.
Trident Alliance members keep pressure on regulators to strictly enforce low-sulfur fuel requirements for vessels.
