BloombergMore from BloombergGlobal GatewaysOil Shipping Costs Reach Dizzying New Highs on Hormuz SnarlsIt now costs $77 million to hire a very large crude carrier to move U.S. oil to Asia, according to data from the Baltic Exchange.October 8, 2026Global GatewaysShips Take Long Way Around as Drought Snarls Panama CanalWhile sailing through the Strait of Magellan adds distance and fuel costs, its toll-free passage offers shipowners another option when constraints elsewhere drive up delays and transit costs.October 7, 2026Global Trade & EconomicsUkraine War Escalates as Black Sea Drone Strikes Hit Cargo ShipsThe attacks reflect how the Black Sea is becoming an increasingly precarious corridor for agricultural trade.October 6, 2026Global Supply Chain ManagementNike to Nearshore More Production as It Seeks to Shrink ItselfThe sportswear company wants to make its supply chain “more flexible, more responsive and more efficient,” COO Venky Alagirisamy said during a meeting with employees.October 6, 2026Logistics OutsourcingCH Robinson to Buy Logistics Firm RXO in $5.8 Billion DealRXO shareholders are expected to own 11% of the combined company upon closing.October 5, 2026Ocean TransportationHackers Breached Propulsion System of U.S.-Bound Oil TankerIn late August, a joint team of Coast Guard and FBI personnel boarded the VL Prosperity after it lost communications.October 4, 2026Air CargoAmazon Jet Lacked Wind Data Before Miami Crash, NTSB SaysFederal Aviation Administration procedures require controllers to provide wind direction and velocity when a tailwind exists.October 2, 2026Global GatewaysU.S. Visa Ban Hits Judge at Center of Chinese Port Dispute in PeruIt was Núñez’s decision over the Chinese-owned Chancay port that sparked some of Washington’s most direct criticism yet of Peru’s close ties with China.October 2, 2026Air CargoWorld-First Green Flight Levy in Singapore Adds to Rising Costs of Air TravelThe Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore has deferred the measure for cargo flights until October 2027.October 1, 2026Rail & IntermodalMTA Seeks to End $1B of Tariffs on Subway Cars, BusesThe MTA faces an uphill battle with the Trump administration, which has been critical of how mass-transit agencies handle crime, as well as initiatives to contract with minority-owned businesses.October 1, 2026Previous PagePage 4 of 360Next Page
