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All Nippon Airlines has received Japanese regulatory approval to link up with United Airlines on air freight flights.

The airline will add three seasonal routes from the U.S. to Europe this summer.

A dozen containerships are anchored outside the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach.

Port executives say mediation ‘has become a critical and necessary tool’ in the West Coast labor negotiaitons.

Teamster-supported strikers end labor action in Southern California,

The ILWU and ILA will likely have concurrent contract negotiations, making cargo diversion difficult, an NRF official said.

No rapid conclusion is expected in labor contract talks that have been ongoing for six months.

Cameron Roberts calls current model an endangered species after recent California cases consider drivers employees, not independent contractors.

After suspending plans, MSC says it will begin surcharge related to West Coast port congestion next week.

Chassis providers and their customers have agreed to implement a shared-equipment model to improve productivity at marine terminals.

A G6 Asia-U.S.-Europe pendulum service will turn around in New York.

Company is handling fewer containers, but says the average freight rate has improved.

A snapshot of chassis activity in L.A.-Long Beach port district underscores problems truckers have finding equipment to move containers.

The CSL is a compilation of nine different ‘screening lists’ from the Commerce, State and Treasury departments.

As the labor organization withdrew a scheduled vote for representation in Newark, workers in Charlotte voted to join.

Port truck drivers continue their strike against five companies, seeking recognition as employees.

Longshoremen in ‘safety stand down’ after death of worker in Benicia.

The acquisition still needs approval from China and the Ukraine.

Descartes’ purchase of Airclic for nearly $30 million is intended to build out its capability in routing, mobile and telematics solutions.

The port authority’s board approved an additional $2.42 million for the Truck Replacement Program, which started in 2010.