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Despite an increase in cargo volumes, diesel particulate emissions are down 81 percent since 2005.

The president signed two proclamations that will extend the ability to apply for exclusions from steel and aluminum quotas.

Containership charterer says tariffs are a risk, but “forecasts suggest world trade will grow by 4.8 percent in 2018.”

The Icelandic shipping company benefited from higher volumes but encountered headwinds from changes in currency exchange rates.

Powell returns as chief technology officer; Gingsjo promoted to head project management services.

The bilateral agreement, which President Trump says is “much simpler, much better,” excludes Canada.

Chinese carrier says result was hard won and partly attributable to its terminal business.

BIS changed the rules to conform with agreements reached at multilateral meetings.

Global demand for air cargo grew at its slowest pace in more than two years.

The International Trade Commission rules imports do not harm the U.S. manufacturing industry.

The 3PL’s strong financial results were fueled by strong Asia trade and increasing volume in the region.

Load-matching start-up CargoX recently closed a $60 million funding round.

Commerce has initiated antidumping and countervailing duty probes of imports.

Four ship-to-shore cranes are 27 feet taller after yearlong project.

Laurent Binetti spent more than 20 years with Dell.

The implementation supports efforts to transition from paper air waybills.

Downes promoted to acting CFO of railcar and barge builder.

African airline will deliver Inditex textile products to the Florida airport.

More than 2,000 scrubbers are expected to be in use by 2020 and LNG is gaining ground as a fuel in deep sea shipping.

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