The United Kingdom port terminal will get two new 59.5-meter cranes, while ten existing cranes will be raised to a height of 46.5 meters, the port authority said in a statement.
The “Uber for shipping” start-up will be moving operations to San Francisco – and halting those elsewhere – in wake of decreased profitability, according to CEO Kevin Gibbon.
The U.S. Justice Department said Italian national Rosario La Marca, 54, will spend the next 37 months in prison for illegally smuggling counterfeit iPhones, iPads and iPods from China into the United States.
The Great Lakes region has seen steady economic growth, with cargo shipping increasing two million metric tons more in Q2 than during the same period last year.
The ground handling and air cargo services provider’s new 138,000-square-foot facility is equipped with two cold storages, 35 truck docks, and has adjacent aircraft parking with in-ground fueling and power units.
Genesee & Wyoming Australia appoints CEO, the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey’s board of commissioners selects a new vice chairman for the port authority, and Roadrunner Transportation Systems adds two members to its board of directors.
Although 19 states have passed laws regarding autonomous vehicles, they vary from state to state, posing challenges to the implementation of the technology, according to Larry O’Rourke, manager at global consulting and technology services firm ICF.
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In addition, the Danish ocean carrier has implemented “different and further protective measures” in its cyber security in the wake of the June 27 Petya virus attack that all but crippled the company’s IT systems.
Global Container Terminals, which operates facilities in the ports of New York/New Jersey and Vancouver, Canada, appointed Doron Grosman president and chief executive officer, replacing Stephen Edwards, who served in the position since September 2012.
Despite removing 900 locomotives and 60,000 freight cars from operation and cutting 2,300 workers this year, those numbers will continue to go up, the railroad’s new CEO Hunter Harrison said during an earnings call Wednesday.
Overall cargo traffic at India’s ports is currently on pace to reach 1,758 million metric tons (MMT) in 2017, a massive 67 percent increase from 1,052 MMT in 2015.
In a filing with the World Trade Organization (WTO) on Tuesday, China said it would no longer accept solid and plastic waste imports, citing health and environment concerns.
However, the Eden Prairie, Minn.-based third-party logistics provider’s revenues for the quarter surged 12.4 percent year-over-year, driven by volumes growth across all transportation services.
Rehabilitation work on the 7,000-foot-long, 150-foot-wide runway is expected to take place during nightly airport closures and extended weekend closures to minimize the impact on operations, according to the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey.
The international freight forwarding and logistics company recorded a consolidated net profit of 29.9 million Swiss francs (U.S. $31.4 million) for the first six months of 2017, up 37.2 percent from the corresponding 2016 period.
The U.S. Federal Maritime Commission this week proposed to remove several container carriers from its so-called “controlled carrier” list, due to the fact they are no longer majority owned or fully controlled by foreign governments.
The Mondovi, Wis.-based temperature-sensitive truckload carrier recorded a net income of $9.1 million and operating revenues of $171.5 million for the quarter, up 7.2 percent and 3.3 percent year-over-year, respectively.
The new intermodal rail service will feature double-stacked trains and will operate daily between the Port of Wilmington and Charlotte beginning July 28, said NC Ports.
Four men, reportedly from the former Soviet republic of Georgia, were found Thursday in shipping container aboard the OOCL Montreal at the Canadian port, and officials are treating this as a case of illegal entry.
