2015 was a strong year for the Port of Indiana-Jeffersonville, located on the Ohio River in metro Louisville, especially for metal and grain shipments.

The Czech rail operator will launch a direct intermodal shuttle service between Rotterdam, Netherlands and Poznan, Poland Feb. 1.

The multimodal solutions provider unveiled its new short sea connection between Rotterdam, Netherlands and Gjemnes, Norway.

The Polish Port of Gdansk’s newest storage facility obtained a certificate of occupancy Jan. 15.

“K” Line appoints executive and managing executive officers, while ContainerPort Group names safety and compliance VP.

Japan’s three largest shipping conglomerates, NYK, MOL and “K” Line all saw their bottom line hurt by overcapacity and continued weakness in the container and dry bulk markets.

Chinese ocean carrier COSCON plans to take over the container shipping assets of fellow state-owned conglomerate China Shipping as soon as March 1, according to a filing with the U.S. Federal Maritime Commission.

Norfolk Southern Corp. announced a five-year cost cutting and restructuring plan in an attempt to stave off a hostile takeover by Canadian Pacific Railway, but one Senate Democrat says he wants to stop the potential merger in its tracks.

The French port handled 81.7 million metric tons of cargo in 2015 and expects to handle 83.7 million metric tons of cargo in 2016.

The Asian regional economic consortium APEC is working to reduce tariffs on a basket of goods that can help slow climate change.