Port workers across the world are threatening walkouts and strikes, leaving the global supply chains under some serious pressure.

One of the world's largest tech companies, Google, is financially backing the Kenya-based e-logistics commerce platform, Lori Systems.

Since the 2020 election, the Biden Administration hasn’t been shy about its pro-union agenda.

FleetOps, a Toronto-based capacity aggregation and freight matching software provider, analyzed data from electronic logging devices (ELDs) and came up with some surprising conclusions.

About 200 miles south of the Texas border is a factory responsible for building Jeeps in Saltillo, Coahuila.

The Rhine River situation is escalating, fast.

The global chip manufacturing industry can’t seem to catch a break.

Regardless of what the Biden Administration says to quell frustration, the fact of the matter is that 87,000 new IRS agents are more than three times what would be needed to audit households that make over $1 million.

New bridges, roads, bike lanes, railways, and ports are expected to be born from the $2.2 billion in government grants bestowed by the U.S. Department of Transportation.

Hostess Brands CFO Travis Leonard is sounding the alarms - Twinkie production is hitting a wall.

Ford Motor CEO Jim Farley has made it clear to reporters that the company does not expect the cost of raw materials needed to develop electric batteries will drop anytime soon.

Chip manufacturing has been slow-going as the world faces constant problems within the supply chain.

Ukraine grain exports are finally on the up and up.

Apple has raised an eyebrow or two after asking its Taiwan-based suppliers to begin labeling their products as “Made in China”.

The Rhine River in Germany is a major shipping corridor for Central Europe, and it’s slowly drying up.

Corn shipments continue to leave Ukraine ports after the UN deal brokered between Russia, Turkey, and Ukraine takes effect.

In a surprising turn of events, Republican Senate members voted unanimously to overturn the Biden administration rule requiring permits and strict environmental reviews of major highways, pipelines, and oil well infrastructure projects.

Egypt’s El Hamra oil terminal, operated by Egypt’s Western Desert Operating Petroleum Co. on its northern coast, has become the host of approximately 700,000 barrels of Russian oil cargo.

The Chinese naval fleets have been running massive military operations off the coast of Taiwan, forcing shipping lanes to avoid the area.

The CHIPS Act, passed by the Senate with a 64-33 vote last week, promises $52 billion to boost American semiconductor manufacturing on its own soil.