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S.C. port director says Southeast ports like Charleston have built-in advantages to gain market share.

World Bank suggests there are lessons to be learned from North American rail industry.

Partnership is the latest in a series of actions aimed at improving productivity at the port.

The U.S. and Brazilian governments signed a memorandum Thursday that formalizes their commitment to improving economic and commercial relations.

The logistics provider cleared a “key” regulatory approval in its proposed 100% sale to Japan Post Co.

The American Fuel and Petrochemical Manufacturers have alleged the railways surcharge on older tank cars used to move crude oil is an unfair way to raise prices.

Legislation would give Surface Transportation Board more members and additional powers.

CSX designates South Carolina industrial park as CSX Select Site, while CMA CGM appoints new shipping agent in Bahrain.

American Association of Exporters and Importers joined with Asian and European shipper groups.

PierPass says volumes bounced back after falling in February.

Peak season shipping and lower fuel costs helped the integrator’s margins.

The dispute settlement panel will examine Indonesia’s import restrictions on fruits and vegetables, animal products and other agricultural goods.

Retailer expects to be effected for several more months.

The Airforwarders Association asked President Obama to make the nomination.

FTR said the 32 percent year-over-year drop was expected after record levels of ordering in Q4 2014 as OEMs work through a backlog.

The association’s new VP position will serve as single point of contact to coordinate lobbying with other organizations.

Union members in its four bargaining units at the railway agreed to new 51-month deals.

Maersk Line and CMA CGM alter Safari 1/Shaka Express 2 loop, CN builds new intermodal and logistics hub west of Toronto, and IAG launches new route into Colombia and reopens Cuba route.

YRC names new general counsel, while the Midwest Association of Rail Shippers appoints 2015 officers.

The House legislator reintroduced a bill that could raise $8 billion each year.