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Hunter Harrison said that despite a couple of meetings, a deal was never on the table.

The STB will require all Class I carriers to file weekly updates starting Oct. 22.

Dallas importer says inspection of protective equipment for medical workers is taking too long.

CKYHE plans to start operating in U.S. trades in the spring of 2015.

The integrator will increase rates by an average of 4.9%.

The integrator plans on hiring 50,000 seasonal workers.

The Hawaii shipping company will pay $1 million in penalties, but still faces other possible claims over a 2013 molasses spill.

NYK has joined a chassis pool operated by TRAC Intermodal in Portland, Seattle and Tacoma.

Long Beach had 7.3% more container traffic in September than in thg same month last year.

The N.J. container terminal last week celebrated a milestone in its modernization plan.

TSA says it will increase surcharge to reflect high cost of low-sulfur fuel, but give shippers a break to reflect bigger ships, slow steaming.

Port officials say a new consolidated South America service could further add to container business.

In response to seasonal changes in market demand, MOL and NYK will temporarily end participation on the Central China service.

The Canadian railroad also posted a 9% increase in revenues.

Four vessels were added to the newly named Central America Express.

Revenues, income rise for the carrier, but challenges remain.

Compared to September 2013, trailer orders have grown by 80%.

The WTO said the amended rules increase origin labeling’s ‘detrimental impact’ on imported livestock into the U.S. market.

The agency says it is accepting donations to help build, operate or maintain ports of entry.

Officials at the railroads are not planning any additional merger conversations.