The Federal Maritime Commission regulator filled its remaining vacant seat with yet another Florida native.
From cartel-linked theft investigations to testimony before Congress, Lemm’s message was clear: cargo theft is no longer just a transportation problem.
Rising costs and stubbornly high transits could further challenge supply chains in the second half of the year.
Cargo through the Port of Oakland was little changed from a year ago despite a decline in total vessel calls.
Maersk paid a $1.9 million fine to the Federal Maritime Commission for improper detention billing to non-contracting third parties.
Maersk this week contradicted a consultant’s report that one of its vessels made a recent transit of a violence-plagued Mideast shipping route.
New Port of Virginia CEO and Executive Director Sarah McCoy spoke with FreightWaves at the hub’s annual State of the Port event.
In Virginia, South Korea’s LX Pantos Americas eyes collaboration that will enable long-term growth.
In 1966, Canadian Pacific Railway had a problem. Empty boxcars were piling up in Eastern Canada with no payload for the return trip west. The solution was a small freight company called Fastfrate, created specifically to fill those cars with less-than-truckload shipments bound for Western Canada. Six decades later, that single-service operation has become one […]
CMA CGM sees precipitous decline in Q1 core earnings as higher volumes failed to boost weak ocean rates.
Long-serving International Longshoremen’s Association executive James McNamara inducted into the International Maritime Hall of Fame.
The Georgia Ports Authority said higher operating costs and a softer market were reflected in the latest container figures for the Port of Savannah.
The U.S. Justice Department has indicted four major Chinese shipping container manufacturers and seven executives in a global price-fixing conspiracy.
Rail freight posted another positive week as seven out of 10 categories improved from a year ago.
Ahead of a takeover by Hapag-Lloyd, Zim earnings were hit by a softer freight rate environment and weaker demand.
Southern California ports saw broadly steady container dwell in April across truck and rail.
As the peak season nears, freight rates are expected to shift from their currently high fuel-cost baselines due to seasonal demand and fleet capacity management.
Maersk led a growing stream of brand-name vessels transiting the Suez Canal-Red Sea route, says consultant Drewry.
The House released massive surface transportation reauthorization legislation that sets federal spending for infrastructure and services across a range of modes.
An investor’s surprise bid for ZIM Integrated Shipping Services would sweeten the buy price and keep the liner under Israeli control.
