Logistics software provider’s Capacity Hub allows brokers to see capacity in three views to judge where tight truck markets exist and alter strategy accordingly.
Enabling legislation needed before public-private partnership projects could be approved.
Automated terminal contends workers do not want collective bargaining agreement.
Workers will try to clear backlog from terminals.
Transpacific Stabilization Agreement’s 15 members plan plan $600 per FEU hike.
Salvors plan to move stricken ro-ro ship to Southampton later this week.
Key policy changes, including infrastructure investment, can buffer U.S. from global weakness.
The ocean liner carrier leased two 800-TEU barges for service to Puerto Rico.
Sixth annual index of 45 emerging markets found slowing growth in China, India, Brazil and Russia was offset by growth in ASEAN, GCC, and Sub-Saharan Africa economies.
World’s biggest terminal operator saw faster growth at terminals outside its flagship Singapore facility despite operational challenges of bigger ships and new alliances.
A 5.3 percent increase in imports to nearly 2.4 million TEU was reported by the port.
The freight forwarder and logistics provider will expand its network with new centers in Morocco and Kenya.
Agency wants local businesses to get a piece of its spending.
Councilman believes ports have taken “another step closer to a lockout.”
Canadian National Railway Company and Teamsters union agreed on a four-year deal for controllers in Canada.
Two logistics providers joined forces to create Kerry-Puninar Logistics in Indonesia.
Hamburg, Germany-based Hansa Heavy Lift, together with Oaktree Capital Management, has completed new financial arrangements with the banks.
Hoegh Autoliners has signed a 10-year contract to call at Port Freeport in Texas.
Obama administration begins to implement policy for normalizing Cuba relations.
Supply chain design software provider LLamasoft says use of network modeling can help shippers decide whether other modes or private fleet makes sense.
