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Ports of Indiana Launches College Internship Program
The internship will run for 15 weeks, providing hands-on experience in logistics, transportation, agribusiness and warehousing across Indiana's three major ports.
Construction at Ports of Indiana-Burns Harbor. (Courtesy photo)
Autonomous Trucks Could Beat Human-Driven Ones on Costs by 2028
The all-in cost per mile for an autonomous truck is expected to drop from an estimated $8.56 in 2025 to $2.03 by 2035.
Photo: iStock.com/Scharfsinn86
Maersk CEO Gives Gloomy Outlook on Reopening of Hormuz
The shipping industry could continue to face elevated fuel costs, as well as concerns around their ability to travel safely into and out of the Persian Gulf.
The Maersk Campton container ship. Photographer: Thierry Monasse/Getty Images via Bloomberg
Gebrüder Weiss Awards Supply Chain Scholarship to Rutgers Freshman
Rutgers freshman Ava Shertenleib said that moving forward, the scholarship will allow her to dedicate more time to her education and future career goals.
Camden, New Jersey, USA - October 31, 2016: Daytime view of the 330 Cooper residence hall and adjacent buildings on the Rutgers University Camden campus.
Volvo to Partner with Aurora on New Autonomous Truck Route
The route between Dallas and Oklahoma City will move drayage cargo directly to customer facilities without additional handoffs at freight hubs.
Photo: Aurora Innovation
Shipowners Stay Cautious on Hormuz Despite Hopes of a Peace Deal
It’s possible some shipowners will view the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps' pronouncement as an opportunity to attempt passage.
An aerial 3D illustration render of cargo ships stuck in the Strait of Hormuz. Image: iStock/quantic69
Port of Brunswick Looks to Expand RoRo Capacity With $100M Berth
Construction at Brunswick on a fourth berth to dock a vessel with an overall length of 975 feet is already 30% complete, with the berth scheduled to open in November 2027.
Construction at the Port of Brunswick's new vessel berth. Photo: Georgia Ports Authority
U.S. Guides Stranded Maersk Ship Through Strait of Hormuz
The exact route the Alliance Fairfax took to exit the strait remains unclear, nor has any information been offered as to the exact role the U.S. Navy played.
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Ships Cluster Further From Hormuz Strait as Iran Widens Grip
Since May 4, nearly 60 vessels across different types sailed into an area off Dubai — an unusually large number.
Image: Bloomberg
Amazon Rolls Out End-to-End Supply Chain Service
The new service includes Amazon's full slate of freight, distribution, fulfillment and parcel shipping services.
Photo: iStock / MikeDot
Shipping Lines Skeptical of Trump's Plan to Help Trapped Hormuz Vessels
Trump provided few specifics regarding the scope of the plan to assist ships trapped in the strait, or even how exactly it would work in practice.
An aerial 3D illustration render of cargo ships stuck in the Strait of Hormuz. Image: iStock/quantic69
U.S. Denies Iran Report That Naval Ship Was Hit by Missiles
Project Freedom was set to begin on May 4, with the U.S. military pledging to provide support, including the use of guided-missile destroyers, aircraft and drones.
Photo: iStock / Dimitrios Karamitros
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