Maritime

The railway continues to invest in Mexico and remains on track with positive train control implementation.

The amendments are designed to expand choices for shippers, reduce regulatory requirements and increase efficiencies.

Deal brings Southern Air pilots’ wages in line with those of Atlas Air.

The temperature-sensitive truckload carrier’s operating revenues climbed almost 15 percent.

The trucking and logistics provider posted year-over-year increases of more than 20 percent in net income and revenues.

Woodioso Technology Ltd. may have to pay $160,500 for improperly documenting, packaging and shipping lithium ion batteries.

Three separate services each will withdraw a sailing in the coming weeks.

The Oslo-based feeder containership owner has agreed to purchase a 1,740-TEU vessel for $13.86 million.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection currently cannot issue administrative protective orders in duty evasion investigations.

The Class I railway posted a net income of $1.51 billion on revenues of $5.67 billion.

“With truck capacity continuing to tighten,” strong performance expected for remainder of the year.

Maersk Line, MSC and ZIM will cooperate on five services.

Net earnings jump 72 percent year-over-year; plan on track to reduce workforce by 2,000 in 2018.

Low water in St. Lawrence River means ships can carry fewer containers.

The planes will be converted from passenger to all-cargo configurations and leased to the expanding market.

Port asks for comments on draft of strategy to tackle diesel exhaust, greenhouse gases.

Year-over-year domestic rates in June moved up 9.5 percent, a third consecutive record increase.

According to a Global Cold Chain Alliance survey, price and customer service round out the top three factors when choosing a provider.

Uneven growth trend may continue as carriers remove capacity from transpacific trade lane.

North American intermodal rates grew for the 21st consecutive month in June, according to the latest Cass Intermodal Price Index.