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- Container traffic decline predicted at LA-Long Beach this year UNIDENTIFIED Los Angeles port officials and one major retail industry association are predicting a slump in container traffic because of the declining US housing market and decreas……
- Krosa has another crack at the city A pedestrian passes a tree felled by the wind brought by Typhoon Krosa on Yuyuan Road yesterday. The tree's fall brought down overhead wires, cutting power to some households. TYPH……
- Shenhua jumps 83% on Shanghai trading debut China coal miner Shenhua Energy nearly doubled on its trading debut in Shanghai today. The country's biggest coal miner opened at 68 yuan (US$9.05) per share, jumping 83.83 percent……
- UPS Freight ratifies first-ever contract INDIANAPOLISUPS Freightformerly Overnite Transportationemployees yesterday ratified their first-ever contract with the International Brotherhood of Teamsters (IBT) by a 107-1 vote.……
- China must avert supply chain crunch Brian Lutt, president of APL Logistics said that the China trade surge has created unprecedented complexity, additional costs and potential choke points in thousands of internation……
- Logistics giant Transnet studies Durban container expansion plan MAJOR South African logistics firm Transnet has remained tight lipped on plans to substantially increase container capacity at Durban and elsewhere beyond 2014. South Africa's Busi……
- Construction begins on Tibet¡¯s biggest logistics center Construction has started on Tibets biggest logistics center. It is, of course, the direct result of the Qinghai-Tibet Railway that opened a year ago. We have made the illustration ……
- Dry-bulk shippers believe boom will last Dry-bulk shipping companies that haul iron ore, coal, grains and other bulk commodities are making money. Eleftherios Papatrifon, chief financial officer of Excel Maritime Carriers……