U.S. praises Honduras for recent IP protections
The White House praised the Honduran government for its recent efforts to strengthen protection and enforcement against intellectual property violations.
The White House praised the Honduran government for its recent efforts to strengthen protection and enforcement against intellectual property violations.
The U.S. Justice Department said Louis Brothers of Covington, Ky., has been sentenced to 93 months in prison for illegally exporting sophisticated technology to China and concealing the unlawful proceeds.
Kuehne Holdings names president and Matchback Systems appoints IT VP, while Kuebix and CSX pick VPs of engineering.
Meanwhile, shares of CSX saw a bump this week on rumors that Canadian Pacific in January made an offer to purchase the U.S. Class I railway amid its highly public, and thus far unsuccessful, takeover attempt of Norfolk Southern.
Operations management at the number four U.S. railroad will now be run out of two distinct regions as part of a cost-saving initiative designed to stem profit declines.
Green Flag is a voluntary program at the Port of Long Beach that provides incentives for ocean carriers to reduce speed near shore so they create less harmful pollution in the city.
Swiss-based third-party logistics provider Kuehne + Nagel posted net profits of 679 million Swiss Francs for 2015, a 5.4 percent increase from 2014.
Compliance systems provider Exis Technologies is marketing a web portal it developed for container carriers to help inform alliance partners of each other’s respective hazmat restrictions when booking cargo.
The supply chain management software company posted a net profit of for $543K in the third quarter of its fiscal year 2016, which ended Jan. 31, up slightly from $467K in the same period of the prior fiscal year.
The commercial telematics company recently unveiled its Falcon GCT3100i product, an asset tracking solution designed to provide shippers with complete visibility into chassis location and load status.
The new DB Cargo name is designed to distinguish between the company’s rail operations and its Schenker logistics business.
The Class I railway’s Site Select program identifies development-ready properties along the CSX network where zoning requirements and due diligence have already been taken care of in order to help manufacturers speed the occupation process.
The non-vessel operator will devan cargo, store it in warehouses and ship to customers throughout Ireland.
National Foreign Trade Council President Bill Reinsch issued a response to the U.S. Department of Agriculture making public its final rule to repeal U.S. country-of-origin labeling requirements for beef, chicken and pork.
Delmas, which was acquired by the CMA CGM Group in 2006, officially began operating under the CMA CGM name yesterday.
The American Association of Exporters and Importers will hold its 95th annual conference in Arlington, Va. June 5-7.
A senior advisor for the World Shipping Council told the TPM 2016 conference in Long Beach, Calif. the group is troubled by the United States Coast Guard’s interpretation of the new SOLAS container weight regulations.
After costly “mistakes” in the roll out of a unified IT platform, the freight forwarding division of Deutsche Post DHL Group has a clearer path forward, CEO Frank Appel told the TPM 2016 conference in Long Beach, Calif.
Non-asset based supply chain management provider CEVA Holdings LLC grew its adjusted earnings 13.8 percent to $272 million in 2015 despite revenues dropping 10.3 percent compared to the previous year.
United States and European Union trade negotiators on Monday wrapped up another round of Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership talks in Brussels, citing progress with negotiating the “nitty-gritty” of the trade agreement.