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USDOT Approves Texas Deepwater Port Project
The project was first proposed in 2019, but had been stuck, awaiting final authorization from the USDOT's Maritime Administration.
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How Agentic AI Can Go Beyond Expectations in Tackling Logistics Issues
Agentic AI and other developments in technology could help the industry move beyond task-specific automation, opening up a wealth of new possibilities.
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USPS Head Who Oversaw Sweeping Cuts Set to Step Down
Over his tenure, DeJoy pushed for sweeping cuts to the USPS, as part of a 10-year austerity plan to reduce costs by billions each year.
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North Carolina Amazon Workers Vote Down Union Push
Shortly after the failed vote, CAUSE accused Amazon of engaging in "relentless and illegal efforts" to intimidate pro-union workers.
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Shipping Giants Ask Watchdog to Avoid Biofuels in Green Push
The alert from shipping companies comes as the IMO hosts an event in London this week to debate measures to reduce the sector’s carbon footprint.
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ILA Sets Date for Members to Vote on New Contract
The benefits outlined in the deal will apply retroactively going back to October 2024, and will remain in effect through September 2030.
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Five Reasons to Choose a Managed Transportation Strategy
Shippers with complex needs and tight budgets are outsourcing more of their freight to managed transportation providers.
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U.S. Truckers Under Pressure: Stress, Speeding and Safety Concerns
More than half of the drivers GeoTab spoke to believed that the risk of driving accidents has increased over the last five years.
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Watch: Navigating the Federal Funding Freeze for Transportation Projects
Michael K. Friedberg, partner with the law firm of Holland & Knight and a member of its Transportation & Infrastructure Industry Sector Group, addresses the uncertainties surrounding continued federal funding of infrastructure projects in the second Trump Administration.
Navigating The Federal Funding Freeze For Transportation Projects
U.S. Faces De Minimis Dilemma as Supply Chains Brace for Impact
Ending de minimis requirements altogether could mean more paperwork, longer processing times, and higher costs for everyone from shippers to consumers.
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Red Sea Ship Traffic Slow to Resume as Ceasefire Risks Swirl
Top executives from the world’s biggest shipping companies have cautioned that any return to the Red Sea is likely to be slow given the volatility of tensions in the Middle East.
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Chinese Ports See Record Traffic Ahead of U.S. Tariffs, Lunar New Year
Shanghai’s port processed a record 5 million containers in January, well above any previous month according to data going back to 2007.
Gantry cranes and shipping containers at the Yangshan Deepwater Port in Shanghai, China. Photographer: Qilai Shen/Bloomberg
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