SupplyChainBrainMore from SupplyChainBrainGlobal GatewaysYusen Terminals Extends Lease at Port of Los AngelesYusen Terminals will invest $200 million in zero-emission cargo handling equipment as part of the deal.August 28, 2026All TechnologyNASA Crowdsources Campaign to Reinvent the Lunar WheelNASA hopes that crowdsourcing the design will spark ideas that go beyond traditional approaches, while providing the agency with more options to meet the challenges of lunar missions.August 28, 2026Global Trade & EconomicsTrump Declares National Emergency Over Foreign Parts in U.S. Power GridThe order could force utilities to disconnect, replace or remove foreign-made equipment already operating in the U.S. power grid if officials determine that it poses a security risk.August 27, 2026Education & Professional DevelopmentCanada Launches Supply Chain Workforce AllianceThe alliance will look to map where labor and skills shortages are creating the biggest pressure points across Canada’s transportation networks.August 27, 2026Customer Relationship ManagementHackers Access Data of 9M U.K. Airport CustomersHackers were able to access customer contact details, vehicle registrations and postcodes from customers of Manchester Airports Group.August 27, 2026LTL/Truckload ServicesDiesel Prices Near Record HighThe last time U.S. diesel prices rose this high was in 2022 after Russia invaded Ukraine, hitting a peak of $5.82 a gallon.August 27, 2026Business Strategy AlignmentDescartes Acquires Freight Software Firm Tai for $100MDescartes said the deal will broaden its transportation management business, and add more carrier, shipment and transaction data to its existing logistics network.August 27, 2026Global GatewaysSouth Korea Trials Arctic Shipping RouteSouth Korea is looking to test the route as part of a push to establish regular Arctic shipping between Busan and Europe by 2030.August 27, 2026Global GatewaysUkraine Grain Exports Snarled by Danube Ship BacklogThe bottleneck has only grown more severe in recent weeks, with ships arriving at the Sulina Canal faster than authorities can move them through.August 26, 2026Global GatewaysPanama Canal to Limit Vessel Traffic as Drought Sets InThis is only the second time the canal has ever imposed restrictions on daily transits, with rainfall in the region between May and August coming in 34% below average.August 26, 2026Previous PagePage 18 of 597Next Page
