The cable route across the Persian Gulf is largely installed, but several landing stations have not yet been connected.

At least 20 liquefied natural gas carriers - roughly half of the available global fleet available for charter - reportedly are trapped in the Persian Gulf, as demand from Asia surges.

A trucking company's proposed truck refueling station near I-4 in Lakeland would partially block critical wildlife crossings, ...

Raleigh-based SearchCarriers has launched a new Search Map feature, an interactive tool that maps Department of Transportation (DOT)-registered companies across the United States. Announced February ...

The recent closure of a few big brokerages has left carriers unpaid collectively tens of millions of dollars. The entire R&R family of companies -- including R&R Express Logistics, RFX LLC, GT ...

Between his own bibliography and a creepily decorated home office, R.L. Stine has enough spooky material for a lifetime of inspiration. So why was it an everything bagel that led him to write his ...

OSLO, Jan 15 (Reuters) - Maersk (MAERSKb.CO), opens new tab said on Thursday that one of its services will resume using the Red Sea and Suez Canal this month, marking a key step towards ending two ...

Prolonged soft demand favors truckload carriers capable of sustaining lower margins, LTL and parcel carriers with enough market share to exert pricing power Index shows only tentative signs of ...

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Forward-looking: As more AI data centers are built and power demands increase, companies are looking toward unconventional means of supplying the required juice. One firm has proposed using the ...

Congress this week passed the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), which includes several provisions designed to protect truck drivers, bolster national security, and overhaul the way military ...

The U.S. Department of Labor, its secretary and its chief administrative law judge were sued on Dec. 3 in the Ohio Southern District Court. The lawsuit, filed by Thompson Hine on behalf of R&L ...