Shipping Industry Faces Challenges in Securing Carbon-Neutral Fuels for 2030 Emission Targets
The shipping industry may struggle to secure enough carbon-neutral fuels to meet the 2030 maritime emission targets, according to DNV.
China's Potential iPhone Ban Expansion Raises Concerns for Apple
China is reportedly planning to expand its ban on iPhones in sensitive departments to include government-backed agencies and state-owned companies, posing challenges for Apple in its largest foreign market and primary production base.
Tesla and Hilton Partner to Install 20,000 EV Charging Stations at 2,000 Properties Across North America
Tesla and Hilton have announced plans to install 20,000 electric vehicle (EV) charging stations at 2,000 Hilton properties across the U.S., Mexico, and Canada starting next year.
Major Truck Manufacturers Launch $2-3 Billion Battery Cell Venture for Electric Vehicles
Three major truck and engine manufacturers, including Accelera by Cummins, Daimler Trucks & Buses US Holding LLC, and Paccar, have initiated a joint venture worth an estimated $2 to $3 billion to produce battery cells in the United States.
Republicans Seek Answers from Buttigieg on Aviation and Rail Safety Concerns
Republicans on the House Committee on Oversight and Accountability are seeking information from Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg regarding aviation and rail safety issues.
Quebec's Road Safety Plan: Concerns of Conflicting Vehicle Safety Standards
Quebec's new Road Safety Action Plan includes the development of a "safety index" for heavy vehicles to protect vulnerable road users like cyclists and pedestrians.
United Auto Workers Threatens Strike Against Detroit Automakers as Contracts Near Expiry
The United Auto Workers (UAW) union is prepared to strike against Detroit automakers, including General Motors, Stellantis, and Ford, if new agreements aren't reached as contracts expire.
Lightning eMotors Expands into Freight Truck Market as Zero-Emission Vehicle Deliveries Top 600
Lightning eMotors has delivered over 600 zero-emission commercial vehicles, covering a total of 5 million miles.
Walmart Teams Up with Alphabet's Wing for Drone Delivery Expansion in Dallas Metro Area
Walmart is expanding its drone delivery service by partnering with Wing Team, powered by Alphabet (Google's parent company).
A Surprising Ride-Along on a Garbage Truck Offers Insights into Waste and Recycling
The author unexpectedly joined a garbage truck ride-along, thinking it would involve residential recycling but ending up servicing commercial customers in Chicago.
Canada Takes a Stand Against Forced Labor with New Supply Chain Ethics Act
On May 11, 2023, Canada passed the Fighting Against Forced Labor and Child Labor in Supply Chains Act, which requires Canadian businesses to demonstrate due diligence in minimizing the risks of forced and child labor in their supply chains.
Freight Brokers Optimistic About Future Growth Despite Current Weakness
Despite current challenges in the trucking and transportation markets, a survey by Truckstop and Bloomberg Intelligence indicates that more than 60% of freight brokers and logistics professionals expect demand for their services to grow over the next six months.
Shippers Seek Long-Term, Low-Rate Air Freight Contracts as Capacity Grows
As air cargo demand stabilizes and capacity increases, shippers are now in a better position to negotiate air freight rates, with a focus on securing low-rate levels for longer periods.
Revisiting Amazon's Anticipatory Shipping Patent: The Evolution and Potential Future Applications
Amazon's anticipatory shipping patent, which generated interest a decade ago, is now being revisited.
Drought at Panama Canal Sparks Concerns Over Global Supply Chain Disruptions
Panama is experiencing one of its driest rainy seasons on record, leading to lower water levels at the Panama Canal and restrictions on vessel weights and daily traffic.
Resilient U.S. Economy Spurs Steady Fuel Demand, Industrial Slowdown Continues
Despite earlier predictions of an economic recession and declining oil demand, the U.S. economy has remained resilient, leading to stable demand for gasoline and jet fuel.
Top-Rated Affordable Performance Cars Under $33,000 for Budget-Conscious Enthusiasts
Car enthusiasts seeking affordable performance cars can find options with starting prices under $33,000.
Car Manufacturers' Data Practices Raise Privacy Concerns, Reveals Study
A new study reveals that many major car manufacturers admit to selling personal information collected from their vehicles, with vague information about the buyers.
Chinese Electric Carmakers Forge Ahead Abroad, Triggering a Showdown with U.S. and European Auto Titans
Chinese electric car manufacturers are making a significant push into the European market, using platforms like the International Motor Show (IAA) in Munich, Germany, to showcase their presence and challenge established players like BMW and Ford in the realm of battery-powered vehicles.
Panama Canal's Prolonged Low Water Delays Could Impact U.S. Gulf and East Coast Ports for Up to 10 Months
The Panama Canal is grappling with the ramifications of a prolonged drought, resulting in low water levels and substantial vessel traffic congestion, which may persist for up to ten months, as reported by Athens-based shipbroker Intermodal.