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Heavy-duty truck demand in China surges in Q2
Growth expected to cool in second half of year, research firm says.
Growth expected to cool in second half of year, research firm says.
Schneider Logistics sheds U.S., China forwarding and brokerage operations
Carrier says soon-to-be-sold units no longer fit with company's core business.
Carrier says soon-to-be-sold units no longer fit with company's core business.
Cass freight index turns up in August
After slipping in July, monthly shipping index resumes upward march.
After slipping in July, monthly shipping index resumes upward march.
Are tolls answer to road funding woes?
Efforts to shore up the nation's crumbling infrastructure have produced exactly nothing to date. Perhaps it's time to try something new.
Efforts to shore up the nation's crumbling infrastructure have produced exactly nothing to date. Perhaps it's time to try something new.
Weekly intermodal traffic sets 2010 record again; container shipments hit all-time high, rail group says
Continued growth in container volumes and a flock of new railcar orders suggest that 2010 will be a very good year for intermodal transportation.
Continued growth in container volumes and a flock of new railcar orders suggest that 2010 will be a very good year for intermodal transportation.
Indiana launches program to attract logistics investment
"Conexus Indiana" is the first initiative to promote logistics opportunities at the statewide level, official says.
"Conexus Indiana" is the first initiative to promote logistics opportunities at the statewide level, official says.
Head of Con-way Freight departs; parent's CEO named interim replacement
Con-way Inc.'s Stotlar to focus on improving profitability, cost control, and yield management.
Con-way Inc.'s Stotlar to focus on improving profitability, cost control, and yield management.
Intermodal volumes at high for year, AAR says
Weekly trailer volume showed gains; weekly container traffic was highest on record.
Weekly trailer volume showed gains; weekly container traffic was highest on record.
Working to keep cargo airlines aloft
The head of the Cargo Airline Association sometimes zigs when official Washington zags. But few in town can match Steve Alterman's grasp of aviation, regulation, and the law.
The head of the Cargo Airline Association sometimes zigs when official Washington zags. But few in town can match Steve Alterman's grasp of aviation, regulation, and the law.
Getting idled ships, aircraft back in service is neither fast nor easy
As cargo volumes recover, carriers begin long, slow process of putting mothballed ships and airplanes back to work.
As cargo volumes recover, carriers begin long, slow process of putting mothballed ships and airplanes back to work.
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