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The acquisition moves control of two Maryland facilities with a fleet of around 900 units.

The parcel carrier will build another five compressed natural gas fueling stations and add more than 700 new CNG vehicles to its national fleet.

Operations are expected to commence by 2020.

Port has new CCO; Cleveland company hires managers; and insurance group appoints board members.

Ex-controllers’ alleged scheme to falsify records cost more than $245 million in shareholder value.

Twenty-three railcars, five containing propane, went off the track near Princeton Sunday night.

The administration reportedly aims to install Kimberly Reed as president and breathe new life into an essentially dormant agency.

Legislation sent to Senate to curb imports of opioids and synthetic analogues and give FDA more tools to stop illicit drug imports.

U.K. port says performance has improved significantly after “minor teething issues” with its new terminal operating system.

The U.K. facility, scheduled for completion in 2020, is touted as one of the most advanced distribution management centers in the world.

Year-over-year growth in domestic truckload rates accelerated to 9 percent during the month, the largest increase ever for the Cass Truckload Linehaul Index.

North American intermodal rates climbed another 9.1 percent in May, according to the latest Cass Intermodal Price Index.

Watkins leading talent acquisition; Monson heading software provider; Mitchell overseeing human resources; and Coda is taking helm.

Woody’s Trucking illegally transported hazardous materials; Donald Wood tried to cover it up.

Zach Pollock, who joined the transportation and logistics services provider in 2005, had been the executive vice president of corporate stations.

Office of Foreign Assets Control prohibits U.S. citizens from doing business with three people and six entities.

Drewry says emergency bunker charges won’t fully compensate carriers for rising fuel costs.

Maersk Container Industries will consolidate production of refrigerated and dry containers in China.

Tariffs will include a first tranche affecting about $34 billion worth of goods in 2018 import value to take effect July 6 and a second tranche to undergo a public notice and comment period.

The Council of Economic Advisers reportedly completed an analysis on the Trump administration’s tariffs on steel and aluminum that found the measures would hurt the economy.