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Shuffling of alliance services in San Pedro Bay blamed for 3.4 decline in number of TEUs handled.

U.S.-made components made their way to Russia without required State Department licenses.

Sauder Manufacturing says that imports of convertible couches made by a Canadian company are infringing its intellectual property rights and is asking for a limited exclusion order on those imports.

The company headquartered in Germany is adding 26 connections and increasing the frequency of six services.

Loadings at Canadian terminals climbed 13.7 percent in May.

Harbor-deepening project receives Army Corps approval.

“The fact is, we are both winning and have been for years,” 29 European Union ambassadors to the United States said in an open letter on EU-U.S. trade relations.

Two largest containership carriers making moves to improve schedule reliability.

After spending its first year focused on empowering independent owner-operators, Uber’s cargo spinoff is shifting to multi-truck carriers.

The Energy and Water Development Appropriations legislation makes use of revenues from the Inland Waterways Trust Fund.

The transportation management systems provider adds Trucker Tools’ freight-matching application to its offering to streamline the process of finding and securing truck capacity.

IFM Investors and British Columbia Investment Management Corp. buy pieces of Global Container Terminals from the Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan.

Chinese trade war would economically damage California and Washington economies, says port leader.

Canada’s largest Class I railway earmarks C$470 million for its rail networks in British Columbia and Manitoba.

The self-driving truck startup selected the Matrix HPC storage system to provide flash-based parallel file storage capabilities.

Michael Noone is appointed president of TOTE Puerto Rico; Grace Green will take over as leader of TOTE Maritime Alaska.

The nonprofit Global Alliance for Trade Facilitation is working on modernizing the country’s customs bonding system.

DeMarco hired as chief commercial officer for Florida port; Wagoner tapped to head sales and marketing in western United States and Canada.

Federal government awards nearly $32.4 million in funding.

Port says the deepening and widening work will increase exports of U.S.-produced energy by nearly $40 billion.