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Hyundai Merchant Marine carried 55 percent more cargo in January than it did a year earlier between Asia and U.S. West Coast ports.

Retailers don’t even have to talk about Amazon to be talking about Amazon

Report finds gap between companies selling online and using automated trade tools

Trump indicates he’s willing to name new board member, potentially unleashing billions in export investment

The $320 million project at the Virginia International Gateway container terminal has officially launched, and a $350 million expansion project at Norfolk International Terminals will begin in July.

The e-commerce boom has spurred growth and innovation in the reverse logistics industry.

Tom Cook, managing director of Blue Tiger International, discussed the negative effects of risk exposure in the global supply chain and how to manage those risks.

The U.S. Federal Maritime Commission has received 33 ocean transportation intermediary license applications and changes for review.

CFI appoints vice president, logistics and vice president, sales, while the Armitt Group names new finance director.

Longshoremen and employers are meeting far in advance of the contract expiration date next year.

Former Commerce Assistant Secretary Kevin Wolf recounts his time shaping export control reform

RILA argues retailers are interested in tax overhaul, just not at expense of their viability

Cost rises for companies that fail to comply with OFAC and BIS rules

Although a broken axle was the primary cause of a 2013 collision of two trains near Casselton, N.D., the subsequent oil spill and fire might have been reduced considerably had one of the trains not been carrying crude oil in older DOT-111 tank cars.

Throughput of loaded containers at the Northern California port grew 6.1 percent in January 2017 compared with the same month a year ago, while overall volumes including empties grew 3 percent from 2016 levels.

With just a few months before the new ocean carrier vessel sharing agreement THE Alliance, of which Yang Ming is a member, is set to launch, work still needs to be done to finalize port rotations and vessel deployment plans.

With the rise of e-commerce, traditional retailers now have to figure out how to effectively and profitably fulfill orders both in-store and direct-to-consumer, as well as face threats from pure e-commerce retailers and manufacturers fulfilling direct.

Three boxes containing automobiles and kitchen supplies were knocked off the deck of the Maersk Kensington Sunday morning while anchored at the APMT Port Elizabeth terminal, according to a report from NJ.com.

Although throughput declined due to the port’s sluggish dry bulk segment, profits rose 5 percent from 2015 to 222.2 million euros, according to the Port of Rotterdam’s latest financial statements.

Transportation on the Yangtze River may be take longer than normal because of annual maintenance on the Three Gorges Dam that began on Feb. 2, but a COSCO Shipping subsidiary is offering alternative services for time-sensitive shipments.