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Three Metrics to Guide Last-Mile Labor Performance
Last-mile delivery has become the core of a successful holiday retail season — but only if processes run smoothly.
Source: Bloomberg
Watch: Will We See Progress in Infrastructure Funding in 2021?
James H. Burnley IV, former U.S. Secretary of Transportation and now a partner in the law firm of Venable LLP, weighs the chances for progress — at long last — on funding and construction of critical infrastructure projects under the new Biden Administration.
Will We See Progress in Infrastructure Funding in 2021?
DB Schenker Extends Global Flight Network
In light of the COVID-19 pandemic, DB Schenker has extended its global flight network to connect America, Europe and Asia directly.
Three Must-Haves for Managing These Common Hazardous-Materials Returns
What must a returns-management system provide to retailers to help ensure they’re effectively equipped to be compliant?
0121 Hazardous Materials Returns
Watch: How Much Warehouse Space Will We Need in the Coming Years?
Melinda McLaughlin, vice president and global head of research with Prologis, paints a picture of warehouse demand in the U.S., now and over the next five years.
How Much Warehouse Space Will We Need in the Coming Years?
Brexit Border Trouble Grows as Key Customs System Maxes Out
A key U.K. government customs system has been overwhelmed within weeks of Brexit and threatens to trigger more disruption as freight traffic rebounds.
Photo: Bloomberg
New Logistics Center at Munich Airport Goes into Operation
Around a year and a half after construction began, a new high-tech logistics center at the Munich airport went into operation this week.
RoadOne IntermodaLogistics Acquires DDI Transportation
RoadOne IntermodaLogistics, a single source intermodal, distribution and logistics services company, announced the acquisition of DDI Transportation, a 38-year-old drayage and trucking business, based in Ashland, Virginia.
C.H. Robinson Launches Consumer Brand as Robinson Fresh
Robinson Fresh, a division of global logistics company C.H. Robinson, is now offering fresh produce under its own name for the first time in the company’s 115-year history of providing and transporting fresh produce.
Piracy Surge Off West Africa Draws Maersk Call for Action
Pirate attacks have pushed up insurance and other costs for shippers operating off West Africa, with some resorting to hiring escort vessels manned by armed navy personnel.
A crane carries shipping containers owned by AP Moller-Maersk A/S away from a ship. Photo: Bloomberg.
U.S. Officials Plead for More Use of Languishing Antibody Drugs
U.S. health officials are pleading for more use of COVID-19 antibody therapies from Eli Lilly and Co. and Regeneron Pharmaceuticals Inc. that have been plagued by logistical issues, lack of efficacy data and insufficient reimbursement.
Photo: Bloomberg
Podcast | Why We Need to Ramp Up Recycling of Old Tech
The failure of consumers to recycle their personal devices could lead to shortages of the precious metals needed to build new products.
A row of iPhone smartphones on display inside an Apple store. Photo: Bloomberg.
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