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United Airlines Profit Forecasts are More Than Double Estimates
Earnings will be $2 to $2.25 a share in the period, United said, resuming a quarterly profit forecast that it had suspended early in the pandemic. Analysts had projected 96 cents on average.
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Watch: Green Logistics and Profitability: You Can Have Both
Environmental sustainability and business sustainability are complementary, not in opposition, says Andrew Travis, chief operating officer of Onfleet.
Andrew Travis
How Carriers Can Lead the Charge on Transportation Emission Reductions
With the energy transition underway, decarbonization is top of mind for consumers, distributors, and investors alike.
Exhaust pipes on a truck. Photo: Getty.
Freedom Convoy: Ottawa “Lost Control” of Protests, Mayor Says
There was confusion and frustration between the municipal, provincial and federal governments as well as local police as they sought a solution to end the protests.
Ottawa, Canada - February 26, 2022: A fence remains in place one week after police cleared the area near Parliament Hill of trucker convoy protesters. Photo: iStock.com/PaulMcKinnon
FAA Warns Airline Pilots as GPS Signals Disrupted Around Dallas
The GPS problem demonstrates the risks of widespread reliance on weak radio signals from space used for everything from timing stock trades to guiding jetliners.
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Industrial Robot Installations at an 'All-Time High' — Half a Million in One Year
Altogether, the number of robots currently operational around the globe is reckoned to be about 3.5 million units — roughly the population of Uruguay.
Photo: DHL/Locus Robotics
Watch: Can Technology Save Last-Mile Delivery?
Route optimization and tracking technology help mitigate problems in last-mile delivery, says Anar Mammadov, technical founder of Senpex.
Anar Mammadov
U.K. Unions Will Fight Government Over Workers' Rights, Vows TUC
U.K. unions are ready to take on the government if it attempts to strip away workers' rights, the head of the Trades Union Congress — the umbrella movement for the U.K.'s major unions — has said.
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Miners’ Losses Mount as Ports Strike Drags On in South Africa
The walkout by workers that began October 6 is costing shippers of iron ore, coal, chrome, ferrochrome and manganese about 815 million rand a day.
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Watch: Why Aren't Retailers Reducing Their Carbon Footprint?
While all retailers want to reduce their carbon emissions, most aren't on track to do so, says Mark Ang, co-founder and chief executive officer of GoBolt. That's changing due to consumer pressure.
Mark Ang
Ukraine Crop-Deal Talks May Hinge on Fertilizers and Extra Port
The initial run of the pact — which has revived seaborne grains trade from Ukraine in the midst of Russia’s invasion — is due to end Nov. 19.
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Overcoming Supply Shortages to Optimize Production and Maximize Revenue
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For brands and manufacturers to be responsive to near-term demand fluctuations, they must first achieve a greater level of connectivity and visibility from their end-to-end supply ecosystem.
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