Maritime

Madrid-based company touted as leader in Spanish customs and border compliance technology.

In Bangladesh, the shipbreaking industry is booming business – but at the cost of the lives of workers, who work in dangerous environments with minimal safety precautions. Local NGOs are championing the workers’ cause and are hoping to enforce existing UN regulations to the maximum extent possible.

World’s largest shipping company and information tech giant aim for frictionless trade with TradeLens

More than 100 ships, many at Gulf Coast ports, have been affected, and the first lawsuit has been filed.

Government Accountability Office says a study laying out a national plan still has not been completed despite a 2015 deadline.

DB Schenker develops streamlined logistics and transportation system for final assembly plant

Signs show the precision scheduled railroading operating model has paid off for CSX.

TradeLens is designed to promote more efficient and secure global trade.

The global third-party logistics provider continued to benefit from a lower effective tax rate and higher air and ocean freight volumes.

The Bayport Container Terminal received three neo-Panamax ship-to-shore cranes this week.

Acquiring a 68 percent stake in Turkish railcar maker will complement European expansion.

ITC decision authorizes the continued collection of antidumping duties on imports from Taiwan and South Korea.

From service withdrawals to scrapping, the industry tries to find balance.

A trucker hands over documents to a US Coast Guard petty officer at the Port of Baltimore.

Companies will have less paperwork and be able to work more closely after merger.

The Americans for Modern Transportation is speaking out against the American Short Line and Regional Railroad Association’s push for tax breaks.

The asset-light transportation and logistics company increased its net loss despite revenues rising 5.2 percent to $558 million.

The moves are designed to eliminate “bureaucracy and long-standing silos.”

“Peak season is clearly upon us,” says executive director.

Global demand for air cargo grew 2.7 percent in June following increases of 4.2 percent in May and 5.2 percent in April.