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BNSF, Norfolk Southern Reach New Deals With Five Unions
The new deals include a 3.5% yearly wage increase over the next five years, along with more vacation hours earlier in workers' careers.
Victorville, California. October 2015. Photo: iStock / Angel Di Billo
Watch: Strengthening Disaster Preparation and Supply Chain Recovery
Kathy Fulton, executive director of the American Logistics Aid Network (ALAN), offers guidance on how companies and logistics operations can best prepare for natural disasters.
Strengthening Disaster Preparation And Supply Chain Recovery
U.S. Sanctions Seven ‘Dark Fleet’ Ships Linked to Russia LNG
U.S., EU and U.K. authorities have imposed sanctions on dozens of tankers tied to the Russian oil trade since late last year.
Photo: Bloomberg
Burning Red Sea Oil Tanker Risks Ecological Disaster, EU Warns
The Sounion tanker was hit earlier this week by a series of missiles while sailing through the waterway and suffered a fresh attack on August 23.
In this screengrab released by the Houthi group media center, fires can be seen onboard the Sounion, in the Red Sea on August 23. Photo: Bloomberg
How Supply Chain Planners and Managers Can Face New Challenges
Successfully orchestrating a supply chain is both the most significant challenge and the biggest opportunity facing today’s supply chains.
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Canadian Rail Stoppage Partially Ends After Government Intervenes
The Canadian labor minister has asked the federal industrial relations board to impose binding arbitration on the parties.
Photo: Goddard_Photography, iStock
Miners Tap Trucks, Divert Shipments to Sidestep Canada Rail Woes
Canada’s mining sector depends on the country’s two dominant railways to transport heavy materials including copper, aluminum, iron ore and coal.
An Agnico Eagle Mines Ltd. hauling truck full of minerals drives outside Amaruq, Nunavut, Canada. Photographer: Cole Burston/Bloomberg via Getty Images
Greek-Operated Oil Tanker Safe at Anchor After Red Sea Missile Attack
The Sounion was attacked while sailing through the waterway and suffered minor damage, its owner and operator Delta Tankers said.
Photographer: Christopher Pike/Bloomberg
Rivian Pauses Production of EV Delivery Vans for Amazon
Amazon previously ordered 100,000 EV vans from the carmaker, which are still scheduled to roll off the assembly line by 2030.
Photo: iStock / MikeDot
Impacts of Canada Rail Strike Would Be Felt Across Country's Supply Chains
The Railway Association of Canada says that more than half of the country's exports are moved by rail, in addition to 70% of its intercity surface freight.
Photo: iStock / JHVEPhoto
Twin Strikes at U.S. Ports, Canada Railways Would 'Create Chaos in North America'
Ahead of looming deadlines, it's unclear whether either situation will resolve in time to avert these twin crises, or how long any potential work stoppages might last.
Photo: iStock / halbergman
Supply Chains in a World of Disruption
There have been and will always be threats to the supply chain, and companies will always be managing moment-to-moment changes in the economic environment.
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