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USDOT Unveils Plan to Decarbonize Freight Transportation Across the Country
The USDOT plans to roll out a nationwide charging infrastructure for zero emission freight vehicles over the next two decades.
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Pirates Board Commodity Ship Off the Coast of Somalia
The attack is the most recent sign of a fresh bout of Somali piracy in the Indian Ocean, coinciding with a slew of attacks on merchant shipping in the Gulf of Aden and the Red Sea.
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United CEO Tells Boeing to Stop Making Its Long-Delayed Max 10s
The plane’s certification, expected this year, has been pushed back indefinitely as Boeing addresses issues in its factory.
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Boeing Woes Continue as Issues Mount and Rival Airbus Widens Lead in Orders
A rough start to the year for Boeing has only gotten worse as the company continues to hit hurdles.
Boeing's headquarters in Chicago. Photo: iStock.com/JHVEPhoto
Chinese Crane Maker Refutes U.S. Cybersecurity Concerns
The Biden administration recently announced it would replace the nation’s Chinese-built port cranes with Japanese ones.
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Deutsche Bahn Loses Court Bid to Block Train-Drivers’ Strike
Germany is braced for another wave of travel disruptions after unions representing cabin crew and train drivers announced more walkouts.
Deutsche Bahn trains in Munich, Germany. Photographer: Michaela Rehle/Bloomberg.
Biden Budget For 2025 Fiscal Year Pours Billions Into U.S. Supply Chain Infrastructure
Biden’s budget looks to shore up ports and repair aging highways and bridges across the U.S.
U.S. Secretary of Transportation, Pete Buttigieg.
Finding the Eye of the Storm: How Retailers Can Thrive Amid Ongoing Challenges
It’s a great time to be a retailer in the U.K., with the current economic situation spurring retailers to innovate and adapt.
Buchanan Street in Glasgow. Photo: iStock.com/georgeclerk
DOJ Opens Criminal Investigation Into Boeing Over Door Plug Blowout Incident
DOJ investigators have reportedly begun reaching out to passengers and crew aboard the flight where a door plug blew out in January.
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Three U.S. Nitrogen Gas Manufacturers Bar Products From Use in Executions
It’s the first example of corporate action to stop medical nitrogen being used to kill people.
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Watch: Use Multiple Delivery Carriers for Last-Mile Success
All retailers, even those with private fleets, should consider multiple delivery-carrier scenarios for last-mile success, says Bill Catania, chief executive officer and founder of OneRail.
Bill Catania
Boeing to Tie More Worker Bonuses to Safety After Series of Lapses
The changes, which were communicated at an all-employee meeting on March 7, come two months after a near-disaster on a new Boeing 737 Max operated by Alaska Airlines.
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