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CN Rail, Unifor Reach Tentative Deal
Unifor members had voted overwhelmingly in favor of strike action should an agreement not be reached by January 1, 2025.
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The Trouble With Trump's Tariffs
Trump has repeatedly said tariffs will create more factory jobs, shrink the federal deficit, lower food prices and allow the government to subsidize childcare. Economists disagree.
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Global Trade Shows Durability Amid Red Sea, Tariff Threats
The organization’s most recent trade forecast, released in October, saw trade volume growth for this year at 2.7%, with 3% for 2025.
Gantry cranes and shipping containers at the Yangshan Deepwater Port in Shanghai, China. Photographer: Qilai Shen/Bloomberg
India's Nicobar Transshipment Hub 'Death Sentence' for Tribe, Flora and Fauna
Some experts believe that the project would be a "death sentence tantamount to genocide" for the island's nomadic Shompen tribe.
A forest at the edge of Radhanagar beach of Havelock or Swaraj Dweep island in Andaman and Nicobar archipelago. Photo: iStock/Vladimir Borzykin
How Retailers Resolve the Sustainability vs. Cost Dilemma in E-Commerce Home Delivery
Efforts by retailers and e-commerce brands to implement environmentally friendly home-delivery initiatives are frequently butting up against consumers’ financial constraints.
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Commercial Shipping to and from Syria Stalls as Rebels Take Control
The major ocean carriers have struggled for years to conduct business in Syria while complying with international sanctions.
The port of Latakia, Syria. Photo: iStock/Joel Carillet
India Port Workers Protest Ahead of Planned Strike
Workers held a series of protests at major ports on December 5, with the union planning for larger demonstrations on December 10.
India's Cochin Port in Kerala. Photo: iStock / Gilitukha
Postal Service Head Says Aging Trucks Need Upgrades as Trump Eyes EV Plans
President-elect Donald Trump’s transition team is considering canceling contracts to electrify the mail delivery fleet.
A United States Postal Service truck drives through snow in West Des Moines, Iowa. Photographer: Al Drago/Bloomberg
Port of Bilbao Gets €55.4M for Renewable Onshore Power Supply
The network will initially be powered by photovoltaic solar panels, with plans to eventually add wind energy.
Spain's Port of Bilbao. Photo: iStock / iFelino
Ships See Boost to Fuel Efficiency from Proactive Hull Cleanings
One of the ships saw a "staggering" 16% improvement in fuel efficiency — equal to removing the emissions of nearly 5,000 fossil-fuel-driven cars.
Hapag-Lloyd container vessel Barzan. Photo: Courtesy of Hapag-Lloyd
CMA CGM Tops Transpacific Trade
Maersk’s transpacific market share, is now 13.1% — slightly lower than the same month in 2023 — while its French competitor has 13.2%.
Photo: iStock / Bjoern Wylezich
Lawsuit Claims Amazon Excluded Low-Income Areas from Prime Deliveries
According to the lawsuit, when customers complained about slower delivery times, Amazon intentionally misled them to believe it was a coincidence.
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