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JetBlue Sued Over ‘Surveillance Pricing’ Claims
The claim came after Jet Blue advised a customer complaining about a price rise on a flight to clear their cache or book via an incognito browser window.
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White House Extends Shipping Waiver to August to Ease Oil Crunch
The waiver issued in March has already been used by ships transporting an array of goods — including renewable diesel, crude oil, ammonia, ethanol and gasoline.
The Enterprise Marine Terminal in Freeport, Texas. Photographer: Mark Felix/Bloomberg
Canada Could Nix U.S. Liquor Ban if Tariffs Are Relaxed
No Jack Daniels here. Aurora, Ontario, Canada. Photo: iStock/JulieAlexK
The Human Impact of a Changing Maritime Risk Landscape
The resurgence attacks linked to geopolitical tensions underscore a fundamental reality: Maritime security risks are not only logistical or financial concerns; they are human ones.
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Labubu Dolls’ Clothing Found to Contain Banned Cotton
Nonprofit groups have submitted information about Pop Mart’s use of cotton from Xinjiang and other alleged labor violations to officials at U.S. Customs and Border Protection.
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Phillips 66 Sending U.S. Oil on Foreign Vessel After Jones Waiver
No other foreign-flagged vessel has shipped U.S. crude from the Gulf Coast to the Atlantic Coast since Trump waived the Jones Act.
Photo: Bloomberg
When Broken Portals Disrupt the Supply Chain
Supply chain leaders rely on digital systems to coordinate inventory and shipments, and help manage supplier relationships.
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The Opportunity that Comes with the EU's July 2026 Van Regulation Reset
The businesses that treat the new EU rules for van delivery operations as a procurement opportunity will define the next decade of European supply chain performance.
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Podcast | The Challenge of Getting ‘First-Mile’ Visibility of Soft Commodities
Getting “first-mile” visibility of soft commodities is a hard problem.
Too much of a good thing? Cocoa beans dry in the sun in Ghana. Photo: iStock/ROGER YEBUAH
Truckload Carriers Warn of ‘Unintended Consequences’ of Marijuana Reclassification
The TCA called for the passage of a bill that would require positive hair test results be included in the federal clearinghouse.
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Higher Diesel Prices Likely to Persist, Even if Iran War Resolves Quickly
The Persian Gulf produces oil that is particularly well-suited to refining to diesel and jet fuel, and supplies were already tight before the war.
Graph: U.S. Energy Information Administration
Rerouted U.S. Imports Avoiding Trump’s Tariffs Top $300B
House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Jason Smith said that trade policy isn’t always incentivizing an American manufacturing renaissance.
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