The Ponce Port Authority in Puerto Rico is seeking a private port operator to revive the fortunes of the Port of the Americas.
Israeli liner carrier believes it has renewed vigor now that restructuring is complete.
Can a distributor of DVDs expand and diversify its 3PL business?
Service providers should think of costs on a per-hourly basis rather than a per-mile basis if they want to get at the profitability of a load.
Economic recovery has put the spotlight on the inadequacies of freight movement infrastructure, prompting significant efforts to boost supply chain capacity.
U.S. freight industry is ready to take off, but other regional economies still need to catch up.
Midwest rail shippers step up lobby of STB for improved service across network.
Dachser USA to focus on expansion over the next two years.
We appear to be progressing inexorably towards a world where everything (and every person) is connected to the Internet.
In this decision, a request by the petitioners—a shipper and its insurance company—to have an arbitration award vacated was unsuccessful.
Economic growth is quickly outpacing the ability of the education community to produce a trained and ready logistics work force.
The International Chamber of Shipping is warning of new environmental regulations about to impact ship operators at more or less the same time.
Port directors, other leaders explain importance of exports to local communities.
Railroad updates Surface Transportation Board on its plans for harvest season.
APM Terminals executive says port and infrastructure development in Latin America lags economic, population growth.
The Swiss freight forwarder has merged its Panprojects and oil and gas logistics services to form Panalpina Energy Solutions.
Steven Rubin, who has been serving on an interim basis, is named president and chief executive officer at Horizon Lines.
St. Lawrence Seaway has reported that grain exports from the U.S. have made a comeback this year.
The Commerce agency published a notice regarding the effectiveness of its licensing procedures for Cuban agricultural commodity exports.
The U.S. Commerce Department reported that exports of goods and services in July increased from $196.2 billion in June.
