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OOCL has outlined the increased cost of fuel for its services in the transatlantic trade.

The new structure gives port ability to handle larger, heavier shipments.

A container freight analyst said that he expects rates to continue to slide into November.

The new tugs will assist vessels moving through the new set of locks.

The Chicago En Route Center was damaged in a Sept. 29 fire.

The agency gave $675 million back to the U.S. Treasury.

DHL is working to secure long-term capacity on key trade lanes.

The ITC said these imports hurt domestic producers, while Commerce ruled they are subsidized by the Chinese government.

The trip will focus on U.S. export opportunities for both the healthcare and energy sectors in these two countries.

NRF asks union, employers to reinstate contract through November so arbitration provisions are in place.

Shippers being forced to pay fees even though they are unable to pick-up cargo.

Army Corps of Engineers signs project agreement with Georgia.

Insurer says it is responding to an increase in rail traffic, especially crude oil and hazardous materials.

The company recorded a 35-percent, year-over-year, increase in its container load consolidation console program.

The integrator plans on 20,000 Access Point locations by the end of 2015.

Maersk and MSC plan to start up global partnership on East-West trades in January.

EPA program emphasises supply-chain collaboration to cut pollution.

A new report by Boeing predicts nearly 5% worldwide growth for air freight over the next two decades.

Maersk and sister carriers perform well in responding to e-bookings, but industry as whole lags in responsiveness.

As container shipping evolves, Drewry predicts survival of the leanest.