The integrated freight matching and transportation execution platform that originally launched for carriers and shippers has expanded to include third-party logistics providers (3PLs) and brokers.
The transportation and logistics service provider will consolidate and ship cargo via its Dallas/Fort Worth and Los Angeles gateways into Mexico for a faster, more efficient cargo service, Pilot Freight Services said in a statement.
Cloud-based TMS provider Logistically will integrate the less-than-truckload (LTL) technology provider SMC3’s RateWare XL and CarrierConnect XL products for its broker and shipper users.
The Commerce Department has preliminarily determined that steel wire rod from Italy, South Korea, South Africa, Spain, Turkey, Ukraine and the United Kingdom are being dumped on the U.S. market and will begin imposing duties on those imports.
In addition to Brad Jacobs, CEO of trucking and roll-up third-party provider XPO Logistics, the Containerization & Intermodal Institute (CII) will also recognize the Port Authority of NY & NJ for the raising of the Bayonne Bridge at the 2017 Connie Awards.
CargoLogicAir appoints new CEO, while TIACA names chairman and vice chairman, and the Intelligent Transportation Society of America appoints new president and CEO.
As a complete overhaul of U.S. infrastructure looms, private investment in once far-fetched ideas and alternative technologies like Hyperloop might be the freight industry’s best chance at revamping outdated and overworked transportation assets.
The purchase of 72,000 53-foot chassis from rival TRAC Intermodal expands Direct ChassisLink, Inc.’s (DCLI) asset base as the company builds a single platform to manage marine and domestic chassis.
Expedited reviews regarding welded carbon steel pipe and tube The ITC has scheduled expedited reviews regarding the revocation of the countervailing duty order on welded carbon steel pipe and tube from Turkey and the antidumping duty orders on certain circular welded pipe and tube from Brazil, India, Korea, Mexico, Taiwan, Thailand, and Turkey. Public hearing […]
A new report from non-profit InfluenceMap accuses large corporations of “aggressively lobbying” the United Nations in an effort to stall or even block International Maritime Organization (IMO) environmental regulations.
Montreal, Canada-based Class I railway Canadian National (CN) saw its net income drop 1 percent year-over-year to C$958 million (U.S. $750 million) in 2016 on revenues that rose 7 percent to C$3.2 billion.
The Dubai-based port terminal operator handled 52.3 million TEUs across its global portfolio during the first nine months of 2017, signaling a recovery in global trade, said DP World Group Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Sultan Ahmed Bin Sulayem.
Despite impacts from Hurricane Harvey in August, Port Houston’s year-to-date container and cargo volumes remained strong as the U.S. Gulf Coast port moves forward with its $700 million modernization plan.
The Eastern Canada port terminal will purchase three new ship-to-shore cranes and increase reefer capacity by 25 percent within 12 months, according to Halterm International Container Terminal CEO Kim Holtermand.
The Interagency Committee on Trade in Timber Products, which was stood up as part of the U.S.-Peru Trade Promotion Agreement, has ordered CBP to block shipments from Inversiones Oroza after determining the company is engaged in illegal logging.
The expansion of airfreight services to Rickenbacker International Airport in Columbus, Ohio, is a result of Trinity Logistics moving its East Coast hub to the airport to cater to its clients in retail, defense and healthcare, the company said.
The same free, two-day shipping offered to home-based consumers is now available to businesses in the U.S. and Germany through Amazon Business’s new Business Prime Shipping subscription.
Proponents of project labor agreements (PLAs) say they help keep infrastructure development works on time and on budget, as well as benefiting the community through local hiring requirements, but detractors say they make projects more expensive.
U.S. government regulators have found no antitrust violations with the proposed merger between liner carriers COSCO Shipping and Orient Overseas (International) Ltd., according to a joint statement released on Monday by the two companies.
The cooler manufacturer has increasingly relied on third-party logistics provider American Global Logistics (AGL) the past two years to manage core freight and customs services for the more than 3,000 FEUs of products it ships each year.
