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Maersk's Plan to Cut 10,000 Jobs Causes Shares to Tumble
Denmark-listed shares in the shipping firm fell by 18% the day the announcement was made, hitting their lowest levels since October 2020.
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Amazon Says New Robotics Tools Improve Safety, Speed Up Deliveries
The new technologies, dubbed Sequoia and Digit, are already operating at one of the company’s fulfillment centers in Houston, Texas.
Dobroviz, Czech Republic. Photo: iStock.com/josefkubes
A Blind Spot in Shipping: The Unseen Environmental Cost
When consumers are informed about the carbon cost of shipping and the environmental impact of their choices, they are empowered to make decisions that align with their values.
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Watch: Creating Solutions for Logistics Providers
Carriers and logistics service providers face age-old and huge challenges; not just in North America, but across the globe, says Steven Sykora, go-to-market director, Robert Bosch North America.
Robert Bosch North America Creating Solutions For Logistics Providers Steven Sykora
Cosco Sees Net Earnings Fall by 95% During Q3
Cosco still handled 60.06 million TEUs during the quarter, which was in line with the company’s performance during the same period in 2022.
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Chevron Discussing 15-Year LNG Supply Contracts with Europe
European imports of super-chilled fuel grew after Russia paused pipeline gas exports following the country’s invasion of Ukraine in 2022.
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Transnet Starts South Africa Rail Reform With Key Unit Formed
The company has requested a bailout from the state of about 100 billion rand ($5.3 billion) over the next two years.
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How Starlink's Innovative Mesh Network Principles Can Revolutionize the Logistics Industry
Ultimately, mesh networks can handle fluctuations in supply and demand, optimize routes, and create transparency and accountability in the supply chain.
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Panama Canal Cuts Ship Numbers Further
Earlier this year, authorities cut the number of ships passing through the canal for the first time ever.
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U.S. Truck Shipment Volumes and Spend Decline for Third Quarter in a Row
While the overall economy continues to grow, U.S. Bank said, the truck freight economy is still impacted by many factors, including consumer spending on experiences over tangible goods.
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Yellow’s LTL Competitors Benefit From its Demise
As Yellow’s business disperses across a range of operators, other LTL carriers are holding the line on freight rates.
Palm Springs, California. January 2018. Photo: iStock.com/JayLazarin
Dominion Wins Approval for Biggest-Yet U.S. Offshore Wind Farm
The Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind project is set to encompass as many as 176 turbines installed approximately 23.5 nautical miles off Virginia Beach.
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