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Trump Admin Waives Jones Act for 60 Days
The impetus behind the suspension appears to be simply an effort to shave a few pennies off the price of gasoline.
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Report: Distribution Center M&A Dropped in 2025, but Market Is Strong
In 2025, there was a slump in deals, with global and U.S. deal-making falling by 36%. But this was because buyers are being much pickier, says PMCF.
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LG Says It Will Supply Tesla With $4.3 Billion of Batteries
Production at the lithium-iron-phosphate prismatic battery cell plant is scheduled to begin next year.
A Tesla store in Colma, California. Photographer: David Paul Morris/Bloomberg
Argentina's Wine Sector Confronts Consumption Crisis
Argentina's annual wine consumption fell to 4.1 gallons per person in 2025, a far cry from the country's 1970 heyday when it averaged up to 24 gallons a person.
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Crippled Russian Shadow Tanker Poses Environmental Danger to Mediterranean
It is now two weeks since the Arctic Metagaz was badly damaged by a series of explosions and fire, and the crew was rescued.
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Amazon Launches One-Hour and Three-Hour Deliveries
The new faster delivery options are on available for more than 90,000 eligible products, including cleaning supplies, beauty items and paper products.
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Iran Conflict Pushes Diesel Prices to Highest Levels in Years
Average U.S. diesel prices sat at $5.04 per gallon as of March 17, marking a 34% increase from the first day of strikes by the U.S. and Israel against Iran.
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Chinese E-Tailer Seeks to Rival Amazon in U.K.
The company is simultaneously launching in five other European markets — Germany, the Netherlands, France, Belgium and Luxembourg.
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Shipping Insurance Costs to Cross Hormuz Soar After Ship Attacks
While the rates are high, it’s also a sign that cover remains available for the handful of vessels looking to cross the vital waterway.
An oil tanker in the Strait of Hormuz. Photographer: Kaveh Kazemi/Getty Images
Amazon Becomes the Largest Parcel Carrier in the U.S.
Amazon's logistics arm delivered an estimated 6.7 billion parcels in 2025, compared to 6.6 billion for USPS, 4.4 billion for UPS, and 3.6 billion for FedEx.
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U.S. and Mexico Start Preliminary Talks Over USMCA
The two sides expect to meet regularly in the days leading up to an official joint review of the USMCA on July 1.
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U.S. Says It's 'Allowing' Iranian Tankers Through Strait of Hormuz
"We want the world to be well supplied," Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said in an interview with CNBC.
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