The Gulf Coast port handled over 2 million TEUs so far this year, surpassing the previous record of 1.96 million TEUs set in 2014.

Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf has appointed 13 individuals from business, labor and government to serve on the Port of Philadelphia Advisory Committee.

Legislation to expand the scope and authority of the Surface Transportation Board, the federal regulatory body responsible for economic oversight of the nation’s freight rail system, now goes to the president’s desk for approval.

The $50 million project administered by the United States Maritime Administration on behalf of the Department of Defense has officially reached completion.

The Gothenburg, Sweden-based rail operator SCT Transport AB will commence a new container rail shuttle between the Port of Gothenburg and Katrineholm.

Industry associations are urging environmental leaders at the COP21 climate talks in Paris to reinstate language surrounding the shipping and aviation industries to the draft agreement, saying regulations should be done through the IMO.

Management at the top-5 freight brokerage told Stifel that the complexity of the truckload market will make it difficult for Uber-like platforms to disrupt the freight brokerage market.

Cargo vessels calling ports along the Great Lakes-Seaway system are scrambling to finish their pick-ups and deliveries before the St. Lawrence Seaway, which connects the Atlantic to the Great Lakes, closes Dec. 30 for the winter.

Jacksonville-based railroad will switch from the New York Stock Exchange to Nasdaq’s Global Select Market to align with where trading activity is already taking place.

The two airlines plan to expand their partnership to include cargo cooperation on routes between the United States and Europe.