ONE reports $192 million loss in second quarter

   Ocean Network Express or ONE, the container carrier owned by Japan’s three largest shipping companies, has reported a net...

C.H. Robinson’s net income jumps by more than 46 percent

   C.H. Robinson’s net income increased by more than 46 percent year-over-year in the third quarter of 2018 amid higher...

ITC weighs testimony in aluminum AD/CVD case

   The International Trade Commission on Tuesday heard arguments both for and against antidumping and countervailing duties on common alloy...

Global Private LTE Network Ecosystem 2016-2030 - $800 Million Opportunities, Challenges, Strategies, Industry Verticals & Forecasts

Navios Maritime Acquisition Corporation Announces the Date for the Release of Second Quarter 2016 Results, Conference Call and Webcast

Conference Call & Webcast: Thursday, August 18, 2016 at 8:30 am ET

V.Group Renews Global NEWSlink Subscription and Treats its Seafarers to Special Sports Coverage for August

More than 500 V.Group vessels around the world will continue to receive daily news from home; a special edition of...

WTI Oil Falls From Five-Week High on Ample Stockpiles

West Texas Intermediate crude declined from a five-week high on speculation that U.S. inventories are

Dollar Strengthens as Durable Goods Orders Gain in April

The dollar strengthened to a seven-week high after a report showed U.S. orders for durable goods

Ship owners gearing up for more newbuilding orders ahead of international exhibition

With the latest Posidonia Exhibition just around the corner, as the event is bound to open its gates at the...

HHLA revenue, earnings, traffic jump on new alliances

The port of Hamburg is Europe's third-largest container port and handled 8.9 million TEU in 2016. Hamburger Hafen und Logistik...

Clarksons profit jumps as shipping markets recover

Ship brokers and ship owners are benefiting from stronger demand in global trade. Clarksons’ first-half profit jumped 25 percent year...

Global container volume growth at fastest clip in six years

Cranes at ports around the world have been lifting more containers than last year. Shipping analyst Drewry will be radically...

Imports Shore Up Container Volume on West Coast

Cargo volumes at West Coast ports surged in February, creating a feeling of optimism that 2013 could turn out to...

Weekly Intra-North Europe Volume Tops 175,000 TEUs

Forty intra-Europe carriers carry more than 175,000 20-foot-equivalent units of containers a week on more than 160 services, according to...

Hamburg Süd to Increase Asia Rates in April

Hamburg Süd has announced rate increases for three trade lanes that will take effect on or after April 1, on...

Duval takes the wheel at Agility

New head of road freight for logistics operator in Europe

Schenker opens new facility in Australia

Shared logistics centre for electronics, consumer goods, healthcare and office supplies

A different model

Tim Phillips, CEO of Freightex, talks to Isabel Lesto about filling empty trucks, a different way

FedEx & UPS Suspended Service Guarantees During Covid. So, How Are They Performing?

At the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic, both FedEx and UPS suspended service guarantees, citing that business closures had impacted...

Trimble and Kuebix roll out upgrades to Community Load Match platform

The companies said that the new version of Community Load Match represents “the first milestone” in their shared goal of...

FTR Shippers Conditions Index sees COVID-driven gains

For March, the most recent month for which data is available, the SCI came in at 19.7, which more than...

Port of Long Beach sees container volume hit 8 million mark, just ahead of tariff start

From Freight Waves: The Port of Long Beach says September container volumes fell from a year ago, but fiscal year...

Port of St. Helens to host international port confab

From The Chronicle: Columbia County, with its small but rapidly growing population and economic base, will next July host a...

Port of Grays Harbor commissioner dies in fall while on AAPA trip to Chile

From the Daily World: Jack Thompson, longtime Port of Grays Harbor Commissioner, died overnight in Santiago, Chile, Port officials said...

US Navy Orders 2 More EPF Ships from Austal

Austal USA said it was awarded a $326 million contract to built the 11th and 12th Expeditionary Fast Transport ships...

US Oil Drillers Add Rigs for 11th Week in 12

U.S. drillers this week added oil rigs for an 11th week in the past 12, according to a closely followed...

New Vessel Aims to Transform the Fishing Industry

Seattle-based company Blue North has christened F/V Blue North, a state-of-the-art vessel designed to transform the fishing industry by improving...

Exclusive Interview: Evan Armstrong’s Outlook on 3PL Marketplace for Supply Chain Managers

Here, Evan Armstrong, president of the consultancy, Armstrong & Associates, shares his views on the current state of the Third-Party...

Supply Chain Startup: Roll ‘em up

Big materials handling players and VC’s alike are buying up solution providers to create one-stop shopping for supply chain professionals

Mixed Messages From U.S. Firms in China

Two recent industry surveys indicate that China’s many diverse markets remain resilient as the recent pandemic recedes. Some prominent industry...

CEVA continues to improve despite drop in airfreight volumes

CEVA Logistics saw its airfreight volumes decline during the second quarter as a result of the end of old customer...

FedEx Express expands at SBD International Airport

eThe San Bernardino International Airport Authority and FedEx Express have agreed to begin regular scheduled air cargo flights into the...

DHL and Ethiopian Airlines confirm African joint venture

DHL Global Forwarding and Ethiopian Airlines are to form a joint venture company to “build the leading cargo logistics provider...

LONDON AIRPORTS TO FALL SHORT OF SEAT CAPACITY IN DECEMBER COMPARED TO KEY EUROPEAN COMPETITORS

Luton, 6 December 2012: Seat capacity across London’s airports during December 2012 is expected to decrease, compared with an increase...

MIDDLE EAST LEADS GROWTH IN LONG-HAUL AIRLINE SEATS IN SEPTEMBER, SAYS OAG

MIDDLE EAST LEADS GROWTH IN LONG-HAUL AIRLINE SEATS IN SEPTEMBER, SAYS OAG Strong Asia Pacific Growth Confirms Region’s Rising Influence...

OAG delivers ‘Analyser’ to African Airlines Association

London, August 31st, 2012: OAG, the global flight information provider, is strengthening the company’s commitment to African aviation by providing...

Nordic American trio exit LSFO storage for bigger payday

Bulk of VLCCS holding compliant fuel expected offload cargoes by first quarter, says Braemar ACM

DryLog, ArcelorMittal come together for dry bulk JV

DryLog tightens links with ArcelorMittal and eyes growth with joint venture

U.S. Infrastructure Investment: A Private Matter?

An interview with Donald Broughton about freight flow and the economy; report details how private investment could improve nation’s aging...

Great Logistics Sites & Services Leading the Way

In logistics, two Ws are most important — where and when. Choosing the right sites and services is vital in...

Florida: Gateway to America, Pathway to Global Trade

For logistics and manufacturing companies, the Sunshine State is the place to grow.

MSSC defines national standards for skills needed to empower manufacturing resurgence

Council advises upskilled workers will ensure the resurgence in manufacturing is faster and will boost labor productivity, economic growth, and...

GCCA’s 2020 COVID-19 cold chain business impact survey shows changes ahead

Survey represents member companies including warehouses, industry suppliers, asset and non-asset-based transportation and construction.

BSI survey finds 50% of orgs will make changes to supply chain due to COVID-19

Food services, aerospace and pharmaceutical sectors report the greatest impact and will be making the most changes to operations post-pandemic.