American Shipper

YM Wonderland and YM Wisdom will be deployed to THE Alliance’s Asia-Europe service.

For many people, myself included, the holidays are a time for reflection and looking ahead at what’s to come. And although I tend to think making specific predictions is an easy way to make oneself look foolish, as I look back on 2018, I do expect two of the same key themes to dominate headlines […]

Trade associations warn of big disturbances in the event of a “cliff-edge” withdrawal.

The Government Accountability Office, a congressional body that acts as a watchdog of executive branch performance, did call for more documentation of decision-making.

More than 130,000 containers have made the trip up and down the James River.

Three sister ships are slated to join the fleet in the first half of 2019.

Nighttime operations and mobility, sustainability and digitization projects are in the works.

The Cargotec company announced plans to buy TTS Group’s marine and offshore businesses in February.

DAT Solutions says reefer rates from McAllen, Texas, continue to reflect strong demand.

Cargo tonnage record among the milestones reached during the year.

BlueWater Reporting says the United States and China will continue to drive world trade.

CEO Soren Skou tells Financial Times the company needs to do acquisitions in the logistics space.

TRAC Intermodal says inventory optimization as well as new and added equipment have eased shortages.

Tela Innovations named Acer, Asus, Lenovo and others in a complaint to the ITC alleging infringement of companies’ imports on Tela’s intellectual property rights.

The U.S. Department of Transportation expects to offer up to $902.5 million for its Infrastructure for Rebuilding America grant program in fiscal year 2019.

With talks set to start as early as mid-January, the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative shared its vision for approaching customs and trade remedies.

The agency is accepting input and will hold a hearing in February to gather more information on countries that provide inadequate IP rights protection to U.S. nationals.

Taiyo Life Insurance Co. is funding the project that is part of the shipping line’s medium-term management plan.

Submitted for publication were nearly 1,000 exclusions from a first tranche of tariffs covering $34 billion worth of goods from China in 2017 import value.

The extension of the phaseout of 25 percent U.S. tariffs, agreed to during KORUS talks, was officially established in a presidential proclamation on Friday.