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Digital Freight Company Transfix Sells Brokerage Business
The sale will include the addition of 15,000 carriers for NFI Industries, while Transfix says it will keep just over 100 of its roughly 350 employees.
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'Clock Ticking' on Potential Canada Border Agent Strike
The Canada Border Services Agency — made up of over 9,000 border workers — previously set a June 6 deadline to reach a collective bargaining agreement.
Photo: MayaCom, iStock
Maersk Raises Profit Forecast as Red Sea Disruption Boosts Rates
This is the second time in about a month Maersk raised its forecast as the world’s supply lines are suffering from a number of disruptions.
Photo: iStock.com/U. J. Alexander
Rainy Relief for Panama Canal As Vessel Draft Deepens Ahead of Schedule
As of May 26 — and for the first time in all of 2024 — water levels for Gatun and Alhajuela Lakes are above the mark recorded on the same date in 2023.
Panama Canal, Panama. Photo: iStock / Marina113
Kuwait Reengages With China to Revive Gulf Port Project
A Chinese delegation traveled to the oil-rich Gulf state during the week of May 27, meeting Kuwaiti officials for “in-depth technical and field discussions.”
Kuwait Tower City. Photo: iStock.com/Lukas Bischoff
Jet Supply Chain Headaches May Still Be Here in 2026, IATA Says
Boeing Co. and Airbus SE have been grappling with supply chain issues like parts and labor that were only exacerbated by the COVID pandemic.
Photo: iStock.com/Boarding1Now
Amazon to Expand U.S. Drone Service After Getting Regulator’s Nod
Amazon will expand the area it services with drones in Texas, and will start integrating such shipments into its same-day delivery network this year.
Photo: Joe Buglewicz/Bloomberg
U.S. Online Retailers Lose Billions to Returns Fraud in 2023
Claims and appeasement fraud surged by 1.5% year-over-year in 2023, with retailers estimating that 10.5% of all return claims were fraudulent.
Photo: iStock / Jian Fan
Dockflow and mintBlue Partner on Emissions Tracking for EU Shippers, Carriers
This is in response to the EU's Corporate Social Responsibility Directive, which mandates emissions reporting starting in 2026.
Image: iStock.com/Sakorn Sukkasemsakorn
IMO Denounces Red Sea Shipping Attacks as 'Illegal and Unjustifiable'
The IMO's resolution marks the first instance of the group addressing the issue since Houthi attacks in the Red Sea began in late 2023.
Photo: iStock.com/brunette
The $10K Shipping Container Looms in Latest Trade Strains
With capacity stretched by more than five months of attacks on vessels in the Red Sea, the container shipping industry is scrambling to meet demand.
Shipping containers and cranes at the Port of Savannah in Savannah, Georgia, US, on Saturday, Sept. 9, 2023. The US economy has been looking so solid lately that Federal Reserve officials will probably need to double their projection for growth in 2023 when they publish an updated outlook later this month. Photo: Bloomberg
BlueBox Systems Launches New Dashboard to Track Air, Ocean Cargo
The new data platform combines the company's BlueBoxAir and BlueBoxOcean systems to form a single dashboard to manage and monitor cargo.
Photo: iStock.com/Igor Kutyaev
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