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Bulk Carrier Banned from Australian Ports After Being Abandoned for Months
The Liberian-flagged KMAX Leader bulk carrier is being towed back to the Philippines after arriving at the Port of Gladstone in October 2023 and remaining there for five months.
Melbourne, Australia. Photo: iStock.com/ymgerman
J.B. Hunt Buys Walmart’s Intermodal Assets
The two companies, which have been working together for decades, also signed a long-term intermodal agreement.
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Biden Seeks to Bolster Port Cybersecurity with Executive Order
The order will give the Coast Guard authority to respond to malicious cyberactivity, require maritime vessels to bolster their cybersecurity and impose new rules on reporting cyber incidents at ports.
Miami, Florida. Photo: Eva Marie Uzcategui/Bloomberg
A 2024 Supply Chain To-Do List
The global economy is slowly recovering, but volatility remains a constant. Future-proofing supply chains to manage risk, boost real-time visibility, enhance sustainability, deploy AI effectively, and promote end-to-end collaboration is critical. Tick-tock…
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Boeing 737 Max Boss Ousted
Ed Clark was vice president and general manager of the 737 program, overseeing the Renton, Washington factory that produced the plane involved in the January Alaska Airlines blowout.
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Chemship Commissions Wind-Propelled Chemical Tanker
Technology installed on wind-powered Chemical Challenger targets 15% CO2 savings on Transatlantic route.
Chemship's CEO Niels Grotz. Photo: Chemship
ONE Launches Beta Version of AI Assistant NEO
One Network Enterprises (ONE) said that its NEO Assistant tool is the world’s first artificial intelligence supply chain assistant.
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ONE Increases Transpacific Service with Asia Pacific 1 Service
The inaugural sailing for AP1 service is expected to commence in late Spring, around April or May, with specific details to be announced soon.
Terminal Operator Holt Logistics Being Reviewed for Anticompetitive Behavior
An investigator said in an email to Tri State Intermodal that the FMC was reviewing information and documents provided by truckers.
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Photo: iStock.com/Aneese
S&P: Carmakers Shrug off Red Sea Disruptions
The current earnings reporting season indicates the impact on supply chains may not be as significant as initially feared
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Naval Escort Helps CMA CGM Ship Pass Through Red Sea Despite Recent Attacks
The EU announced February 19 that it plans to begin its own naval missions to protect shippers passing through the Red Sea.
May 2021. Photo: iStock.com/eyewave
Arizona Company Planning $344M Solar Panel Recycling Factory in Georgia
Solarcycle said that it would hire over 600 employees to work at the Cedartown, Georgia-based facility, which is set to open in 2026.
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