Maersk raises $1.25 bilion in bond sale
Danish company sells U.S. dollar bonds for the first time.
Danish company sells U.S. dollar bonds for the first time.
IAG will receive access to IFLN’s extensive independent membership.
The markets in North America and Europe are forecast to grow by between 5 percent and 6 percent in coming years.
The Senate on Thursday voted to confirm Holleyman, who was nominated for the post in February.
The United States is proceeding with a labor-enforcement case against Guatemala under CAFTA-DR.
Chinese hackers have infiltrated systems of U.S. Transportation Command contractors at least 20 times in a single year, warned the Senate Armed Services Committee.
Ken’s Trucking shuttered because of public safety concerns.
Members of the U.S. Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation marked up a bill concerning the STB Wednesday.
The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey has set Greenville Yard terminal to be its fourth ExpressRail terminal.
The Port of Cleveland and Spliethoff Group plan to add a second monthly vessel to the Cleveland-Europe Express.
Rates fall after a “pretty good summer” for liner carriers.
Founder Bruce Wargo to split PierPass duties with incoming president, John Cushing.
The major bulk chemical hauler will gradually roll out the product across the U.S., Canada and Mexico.
The Washington state port helped load scrap metal into a ship for export on behalf of PNW Metal Recycling.
Companies sign agreement for five ships to service between the East Coast and Gulf Coast, and Central America.
Area S.p.A. agreed to a civil penalty to settle charges that it sold U.S.-origin network monitoring equipment to Syria without authorization.
A new benchmark survey from accounting firm KSM and McLeod software finds operating ratio and MPG better for carriers with 500-plus trucks.
COSCO officials said the investment for new ships is needed to improve the competitiveness of its fleet.
The LTL trucking company secured an agreement that amends its debt covenant to lenders.
The airports in Hong Kong and Memphis stand as the busiest cargo airports in the world, according to a new report.