Report Reveals Tesla Depends on China for 39% of Battery Supply Chain
A recent analysis conducted by Nikkei Asia and Tokyo’s Fronteo has revealed that nearly 40% of the suppliers for materials used in Tesla's batteries are Chinese companies.
PepsiCo's Long-Haul Electric Routes Thrive with Tesla Semis
PepsiCo's Sacramento distribution center is at the forefront of the company's push into electric vehicles (EVs) as part of its commitment to reduce carbon emissions
Why Should CEOs Earn 300 Times More Than Their Workers?
The United Auto Workers (UAW) is demanding a 40% raise for its members over the next four years, matching the 40% compensation increase that CEOs of major automakers have received during the same period.
Survey Reveals Decline in Seafarers' Happiness and Working Conditions
A recent survey conducted by Mission to Seafarers reveals a notable decline in the happiness of the world's seafarers in the second quarter, with working and living conditions lagging below pre-pandemic standards.
Smart Technology Ensures Green Lights for Freight Transportation
The North Central Texas Council of Governments (NCTCOG) is implementing a five-year intelligent traffic signal optimization program in the Dallas-Fort Worth area to reduce the number of stops for trucks at traffic lights.
Teamsters Refute Yellow's Accusation of Union Involvement in Trucking Firm's Bankruptcy
The International Brotherhood of Teamsters has rejected Yellow Corp.'s attempt to blame the union for the company's financial troubles leading to bankruptcy.
Coke & Pepsi are Tackling the Plastic Bottle Problem
The plastic bottle problem is a global concern, with 1 million plastic bottles being purchased every minute.
Auora is Paving the Way for Self-Driving Trucks in the Trucking Industry
Pittsburgh-based Aurora Innovation aims to revolutionize the trucking industry with self-driving technology.
Retailers Tighten Customer Perks and Rewards Programs
Companies across various industries are cutting back on customer perks as they prioritize higher profit margins.
Yellow Faces Class-Action Lawsuit Over Alleged Inadequate Notice of Layoffs
Yellow Corp. is facing a class-action lawsuit by a laid-off employee, Armando Rivera, who alleges that the company failed to provide the required 60 days' notice before mass layoffs affecting approximately 30,000 workers.
Ship Fire Originated in Decks Containing Stored Cars
A ship fire off the Dutch coast that lasted almost a week originated in the upper decks where cars were stored, as stated by the CEO of the salvage company involved.
The Brightline Transformation in the U.S. is Revolutionizing Passenger Rail
Brightline, a Florida-based company owned by Fortress Investment Group, is challenging the traditional passenger rail model in the U.S. by offering a privately funded and operated alternative.
Enhancing Worker Safety by Eliminating Heavy Lifting
New advances in computer vision are improving worker safety by addressing the deficiencies that have hindered robotic automation in taking over dangerous tasks for workers.
Bronx Logistics Center in Hunts Point Earns Prestigious LEED-Platinum Certification
The Bronx Logistics Center in Hunts Point has achieved LEED v4 Platinum certification, making it one of the few distribution buildings in the US with this prestigious rating.
Tesla Seeks Funding for Megachargers
Tesla is planning to revolutionize the charging infrastructure for its fully electric long-haul trucks in the US.
Alibaba's Cainiao Introduces Half-Day Express Delivery in 8 Major Cities to Boost Consumption
Alibaba's logistics arm, Cainiao Network, has introduced its half-day express delivery service in eight major Chinese cities, including Shanghai, Hangzhou, and Shenzhen.
Lithium-ion Batteries are a Growing Concern for the Logistics Industry
A recent fire incident on the car carrier, Fremantle Highway, carrying electric vehicles and lithium-ion batteries, has brought attention to the safety concerns associated with transporting products containing such batteries in the logistics industry.
The Evolving Landscape of Logistics is Embracing Digital Trends in the Modern Era
The logistics industry is undergoing significant transformations in the digital age.
Solar Supply Chain Raises Human Rights Concerns as Transparency Declines
A new report by experts in human rights and the solar industry has raised concerns about the solar supply chain's lack of transparency amid human rights issues.
Yellow Freight Closure Causes Devastating Loss of 30,000 Union Trucking Jobs
Yellow Freight, one of the nation's largest trucking companies, recently closed down, leaving nearly 30,000 union truckers jobless.