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Survey: Freight Industry Prepares for Supply Chain Shocks in 2025
Also expected to throw a wrench into the works in 2025 is an anticipated shift to a more carrier-friendly freight market by the second quarter of the year.
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Five Supply Chain Disruptions That Can Jeopardize the Public Safety Sector
As public safety departments continue to adapt and overcome these supply chain challenges, collaboration between manufacturers and public safety agencies will be key.
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Automation Will be Tempered by Job Preservation: Port of Miami
“We’re a strong union port and we don’t believe in replacing jobs through AI,” said Hydi Webb, port director for PortMiami.
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Mass. Truck Dealers Push Back Against EV Mandate
One dealer is not even stocking 2025 models of heavy-duty trucks.
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Port Deal Talks Between Turkey and Abu Dhabi Fall Apart
The Turkish government has been negotiating with a group controlled by Abu Dhabi sovereign wealth fund since 2023.
Ship-to-shore cranes and shipping containers at the commercial Port of Izmir, also known as Alsancak Port. Photo: Moe Zoyari / Bloomberg
Americans are Tempted by Truck Driving, But Reluctant to Make the Jump
Although 79% of respondents believe truck driving is a viable career choice, less than half said that they had a positive view of truck driving as a career for themselves.
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The Hidden Logistics Costs of New Tariffs — and What You Can Do About Them
The problem of securing additional warehouse space at a time of rising tariffs adds complexity to supply chains, requiring tighter coordination and potentially leading to longer lead times.
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Unions Urge Trump to Act as China Continues to Outpace U.S. Shipbuilding
The unions estimate that China manufactured more than 1,000 ships in 2023, compared to fewer than 10 made by the U.S. in that same year.
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SoCal Ports Saw Record January Ahead of Trump Tariffs
Cargo handlers at the Port of Los Angeles moved a total of 924,245 containers in January, an 8% increase over the same period last year.
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Trump Admin Orders End to New York Congestion Tolling
Although Duffy asserts that his office is unilaterally terminating the program, it's unclear if the federal government actually has that authority.
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U.S. Overtakes China as Germany's Top Trade Partner
Trade between the U.S. and Germany ticked up by 0.1% from 2023, while Germany's trade surplus with the U.S. hit a record €70 billion ($73 billion).
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Amazon Tests Feature Allowing Shoppers to Buy Directly From Brands
Currently, the feature is only live for a small portion of U.S. customers in the Amazon Shopping app on iOS and Android.
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