Panama Canal's Water Crisis Impacts Trade
The dry season in Panama is here, and it's causing some serious turmoil for trade through the Panama Canal.
Key Supply Chain Insights from Foot Locker's COO at Manifest Vegas 2024
In the ever-evolving world of supply chain management - Elliott Rodgers, EVP and COO at Foot Locker - emphasizes four crucial skills to ensure organizational success: comfort with uncertainty, global awareness, effective communication, and strong leadership.
Yellow Trucking Repays Contentious $700M Covid Loan Amidst Bankruptcy Fallout
Bankrupt trucking giant Yellow has announced it has fully paid back a contentious $700 million Covid loan from the U.S. Treasury Department, along with over $151 million in interest.
Salt Lake Trucking Group Convicted of Massive Fraud Scheme Involving FedEx
Salt Lake Trucking Group (SLTG) was found guilty of fraud charges following reports by Gephardt Daily that the company received $108 million from FedEx through deceptive practices over the past ten years.
FMCSA Initiates Study to Protect Women and Minority Truckers from Harassment
Federal regulators are moving forward with plans to create rules safeguarding women and minority truckers from sexual harassment and assault.
AI and Autonomous Watercraft Are Transforming Supply Delivery for Soldiers
Soon, soldiers could rely on advanced technology like artificial intelligence to predict when and how to deliver supplies to troops spread across vast areas.
Investor Groups Advocate for EU's Corporate Sustainability Directive Amidst Opposition
Investor groups are urging EU countries to support a proposed law, the Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive, which would hold large companies accountable for environmental and human rights violations in their supply chains.
Massive Lufthansa Strike Disrupts Over 100,000 Passengers
Over 100,000 passengers are in for a bumpy ride due to a strike by Deutsche Lufthansa AG ground personnel.
FTA Allocates $110 Million in Emergency Relief Funds
The U.S. Department of Transportation's Federal Transit Administration (FTA) has approved nearly $110 million in funding for public transportation providers and state Departments of Transportation in various states and a U.S. territory.
ATI Pilots' Union Pushes for Improved Contract Amid Amazon's Rapid Growth
In a recent interview, the chair of the pilots' union at Air Transport International (ATI), a key air carrier in Amazon's delivery network, expressed frustration over delayed contract negotiations.
Ammonia as a Marine Fuel is a Double-Edged Sword for Decarbonization
Ammonia has emerged as a potential marine fuel in the quest for decarbonization, but a study from Chalmers University of Technology in Sweden reveals that this alternative may create new environmental challenges.
Cybercriminals Target Truckers with Fuel Card Skimming Scams
Cybercriminals are giving carriers a run for their money by targeting truckers with fuel card skimming scams, making legitimate fuel expenses a tricky battle.
Boeing Faces Setback with Rework Required on 737 Max Jets
Boeing is facing yet another hiccup in its production of 737 Max jets.
More Layoffs at Flexport as the Cost-Cutting Strategy Continues
Flexport, the supply chain logistics firm, is undergoing its third round of layoffs in about a year, reducing its workforce by approximately 15% as part of cost-cutting measures to achieve profitability.
Ryder System Expands Dedicated Transportation with Cardinal Logistics Acquisition
Ryder System is expanding its dedicated transportation services through the acquisition of Cardinal Logistics, previously owned by H.I.G. Capital.
ONE, PPIH, and NAX Japan Launch World's First Dual-Temperature CA Refrigerated Container Trial
Ocean Network Express (ONE) has partnered with Pan Pacific International Holdings Inc. (PPIH) and NAX Japan to launch the world's first trial of a dual-temperature refrigerated container equipped with Controlled Atmosphere (CA) functions.
Millions of Americans Missing Out on Valuable EITC
Each year, tens of millions of Americans file their tax returns, and a significant number of them are missing out on a valuable credit, the earned income tax credit (EITC), according to the IRS
Major Layoffs in Washington and Oregon as Logistics Company Shifts Operations
Major logistics company, Penske Logistics, recently filed notices indicating plans to cut over 200 truck driver and warehouse jobs in Washington and Oregon by March 31.
Heated Debate, Political Drama, and Border Tensions in Maverick County
Juanita Martinez, the chair of the Maverick County Democratic Party, engaged in a heated discussion with a Texas National Guard member at the closed Shelby Park.