CSIS political economy analyst tells Senate Foreign Relations Committee panel that more federal coordination with smaller governments would help counter an international rise in state capitalist policies.
The New York City Economic Development Corporation has invested more than $115 million to reactivate the terminal as a shipping hub.
The U.S. Justice Department is stepping up its efforts to penalize companies that engage in bribery with foreign government officials.
The first-of-its-kind notification filed under the World Trade Organization’s Committee on Agriculture claims India “substantially underreported” its market price support.
The company continues to focus on organic growth and expanding its footprint in the refrigerated market.
The global logistics company thrived from a lower effective tax rate and higher ocean and airfreight volumes.
A contract is extended, a chairman is elected and industry leaders are promoted in Europe, Asia and the United States.
The Virginia Port Authority plans to launch the Navis N4 terminal operating system this weekend at Virginia International Gateway, which also will see new container stacks coming online this month and in June.
The transportation management system provider has integrated real-time messaging and notification to its TMS as a replacement for inefficient emails.
The shipyards group’s Sylvia Boe has been named president of the Netherlands chapter of WISTA.
The Italian logistics and freight forwarding company opens for additional offices and acquires a freight forwarder.
The route is being added to meet the demands of South Africa’s manufacturing sector.
Loadings trailed the month’s five-year average by even more — 33.3 percent.
ClipperMaritime says carriers need to be careful how they cascade larger containerships into new trade lanes.
American Shipper’s latest webinar, “Supply Chain Reaction: The Real Impact of Visibility,” lays out how BASF teamed up with MacroPoint to develop a web-based system to track shipments.
Impact to shipping hinges on eastbound transpacific volumes, says analyst Peter Sand.
After the race to consolidate, the world’s container shipping industry must resist injecting too much new capacity into an already volatile market.
Union says crew cuts and long hours worked are threatening safety.
The mail and logistics company’s revenues for the quarter were driven down by negative currency effects and the sale of Williams Lea Tag.
Navios companies also appear to be pursuing a similar strategy.
