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The economic research firm based changes in earnings estimates for the Canadian railways on increased volumes and a strong dollar.

A trailer with cheese for Hungry Howie’s Pizza chain went missing from a Florida truck stop.

The new facility in Colombo will complement APL Logistics’ existing cargo hubs in North and Southeast Asia.

WWL’s third vessel processing center in China will be located at an important gateway to Beijing and Northern China.

The port authority is instituting a series of measures to improve cargo fluidity in response to a spike in congestion at its Virginia International Gateway terminal.

The port has extended the life of an emergency container yard an extra six months and changed its mission.

East Coast ports – particularly New York/New Jersey – are benefiting from cargo diverted due to West Coast congestion, according to the firm’s U.S. import data.

Profits were down 1% at the company in 2014 despite a 3.1% increase in group revenues, according to its annual report.

Texas task force moved the damaged Maersk tanker out of the port’s navigation channel.

Lease for San Juan terminal is assigned to Luis Ayala Colon.

Proposed fuel standards would cut oil use by 9 billion gallons and save truckers $30 billion in fuel costs, according to a new study by the group.

Index on trucking conditions was affected by lower freight rates and load growth, despite the positive impact of lower fuel prices.

The agency has proposed civil penalties against three companies totaling $215,570 for hazardous materials regulations violations involving air transport.

‘Midnight Rider’ director pleads guilty in the on-set death of a crew member.

Express carrier TNT has started a five-times weekly flight between Tel Aviv and its hub in Liege, Belgium.

Schenker AG’s chairman steps down, while ATA appoints new VP and Hansa Heavy Lift raises focus on Asia-Pacific with appointment.

A dispute over work rules shut down terminals at Port of Oakland, but the backlog of ships has been reduced.

Amount of time containers take to clear Southern California terminal yards increased significantly year-over-year in February, according to INTTRA’s container metrics.

The group seeks to reassure European container lines recent congestion issues are temporary and new initiatives are underway to improve efficiency.

LTL carrier seeks to help shippers get cargo stuck at congested West Coast ports onto store shelves for spring retail season.