Deployed capacity from Asia to the West Coast of South America will decrease by 15 percent by the end of the year compared to the middle of December as a result of the termination of the WLX/SA2 and the merger of the Andes and AN2/ACSA2 services.

Terminal 5 in Seattle is having its dock strengthened and deepened, with the design phase scheduled to begin after the New Year.

Texas-based University Furnishings has agreed to pay $15 million to resolve a lawsuit brought under the False Claims Act that it evaded duties on furniture imports from China.

The Moscow, Russia-based cargo airline handed 439,000 tons of cargo during the first 11 months of 2015, a 20 percent year-over-year increase.

U.S.-flag vessel operators on the Great Lakes have committed over $110 million in 2016 to maintain and upgrade their vessel fleets.

The forwarder established the Southern rail corridor, a multimodal service between China and Turkey that occupies a critical juncture within the Silk Road Economic Belt.

The airfreight carrier will utilize Boeing 777F freighter aircraft to fly the route two times per week from DFW Airport, a large market for air cargo, to Liege, Belgium.

The second highest court in the European Union has reversed a prior European Commission decision to impose over $850 million in fines on 12 airfreight carriers for alleged anti-competitive behavior.

Singapore Post Limited Group Chief Executive Officer Wolfgang Baier stepped down abruptly on Dec. 10, according to a statement from the company.

The Panama Canal Authority has yet to select a commercial opening date, but says it will be “soon after the inauguration” of the widened waterway following transit trial tests with a chartered vessel via the Atlantic locks in April.