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Canada to Review Business Ties with Amazon Over Quebec Cuts
Ministry of Industry François-Philippe Champagne sent a letter to the company, saying the decision to lay off 1,700 workers "raises questions" about Amazon's commitment to Canada.
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South Africa Coal, Metal Exporters to Spend Billions on Rail
Organizations representing firms including Glencore Plc and a unit of Anglo American Plc are negotiating the terms of the pacts with Transnet.
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Bridging the Digital Divide: Overcoming Logistics Challenges in Rural America
The rapid expansion of e-commerce has highlighted a significant disparity in delivery speeds between urban and rural areas.
Wisconsin. Photo: iStock/JamesBrey
Embattled Drayage Providers Struggle to Survive as They Await Recovery in the Market
Of all the many links that make up a global supply chain, drayage is among the most challenging to perform efficiently and profitably.
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DP World Says Curb on Red Sea Attacks Could Bring Ocean Freight Rates ‘Crashing Down’
Yemen’s Houthi rebels have signaled that they plan to stop attacking ships with links to the U.S. and U.K. after a ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas.
A rally staged against Israel and in solidarity with Palestinians in Sanaa in May 2024. Photo: Bloomberg
Rethinking the Box
Decisions to adopt on-demand packaging still mostly come down to dollars and cents, although in recent years considerations of sustainability have come to the fore.
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Union Pacific Profits Surge to $1.8B in Q4 of 2024
UP saw $6.7 billion in profits for all of 2024 — up slightly from 2023's total of $6.4 billion — and increased its operating revenue for the year by 1%.
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Ocean Carriers Still Reluctant to Return to Red Sea
MSC, A.P. Moller-Maersk A/S, Hapag-Lloyd AG and CMA CGM Group have all been hesitant to resume operations in the Red Sea.
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Amazon to Shutter All Facilities in Quebec
Amazon cited a need to cut costs as the main motivation behind the move, although Quebec is also home to the company's only unionized warehouse in Canada.
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CBP Moves to Close 'De Minimis' Loopholes
CBP estimates that 77% of de minimis shipments in 2023 would have been assessed additional duties had they been subject to the restrictions outlined in the new rules.
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Houthis Release Crew of Galaxy Leader Cargo Ship
The crew of the ship — which includes mariners from at least five countries — had been held captive by Houthis in Yemen since November 2023.
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Houthis Say They Plan to Scale Back Attacks in Red Sea
Houthi attacks in the Red Sea date back to November 2023, when rebels attacked the British-owned Galaxy Leader cargo ship and seized its crew.
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