Local stakeholders tell Senate Finance subcommittee federal programs could benefit from more opportunities for private-sector participation.
The WCI rose 5 percent year-over-year last week, but the SCFI is now down 9.5 percent compared with the same 2017 period.
The House Foreign Affairs Committee chairman has asked the State Department to suspend removal of export controls currently in place for certain software.
Allianz review of shipping safety says “over the past decade, total losses of ships have declined by more than a third.”
Almost all witnesses testifying during a government hearing Thursday expressed hopes for a course of action that didn’t lead to tariffs imposed on auto imports.
The global third-party logistics provider’s earnings grew 9.6 percent year-over-year.
Company had questioned decision to allow APL to put ships into trade.
French carrier acquires a 10 percent interest in terminal in Belgian port from China Shipping Ports.
Throughput at terminals operated by the Northwest Seaport Alliance grew 8.6 percent in June after three straight months of year-over-year declines.
The railway continues to invest in Mexico and remains on track with positive train control implementation.
The amendments are designed to expand choices for shippers, reduce regulatory requirements and increase efficiencies.
Deal brings Southern Air pilots’ wages in line with those of Atlas Air.
The temperature-sensitive truckload carrier’s operating revenues climbed almost 15 percent.
The trucking and logistics provider posted year-over-year increases of more than 20 percent in net income and revenues.
Woodioso Technology Ltd. may have to pay $160,500 for improperly documenting, packaging and shipping lithium ion batteries.
Engineered from recycled plastic, the pilings will be used in the harbor-deepening project.
Port worked 70 barges carrying more than 106,000 net tons of cargo.
More than 350 schoolchildren and their families were welcomed aboard a car carrier in Tokyo.
Decreases in loads of iron ore and coal were offset by an increase in limestone shipments.
The $400 million placed in escrow followed a $1 billion penalty paid last month.
