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Kinder Morgan continues expansion in domestic tanker busness.

The company said solid results were due in part to big gains in ocean cargo and air freight volumes.

The U.S. division has been in expansion mode, opening new facilities in the midwest.

Bill Logue will step down at the end of the year due to health reasons.

The body’s ranking member will not return to the House in 2015.

Maersk Line affiliate will retain full ownership of New Jersey container terminal.

Wheeled equipment to support humanitarian effort in West Africa is being transported from the Port of Jacksonville.

NVOCC Vanguard Logistics Services has opened offices in Alexandria and Cairo.

The Federal Highway Administration has completed its environmental and design review for the tunnel modernization, which is aimed at speeding up intermodal trains.

Shipping consultancy will use more shipment data from software provider to give clients access to business intelligence.

Commissioners express sympathy for shipper frustration over terminal congestion, fees.

Everglades FY’14 volume grows in part at Port Miami’s expense.

Russia and the APEC secretariat signed an MoU Tuesday on Russia’s $3 million contribution to capacity building projects.

With EuroConnector, the carrier hopes to shift cargo off the roads into narrow-body planes.

Gist will use the Descartes Smartanalysis tool across Europe after successful use in UK monitoring driver telematics.

Purchasing Managers Index climbs for 17th straight month to near 60 points, which corresponds to roughly 5% GDP growth.

The companies say the action brings them one step closer to creating the fourth-largest container carrier.

Pacific Maritime Association says slowdown is crippling ports of Tacoma and Seattle.

Agreement to go to arbitration suspends the right to strike or lockout at St. Lawrence Seaway through 2018.

SSA’s DeNike says Port of Long Beach’s extension of free time was unfair.