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Trump Says U.S. to Seal Hormuz Strait, Severing Key Iran Lifeline
If Trump orders the Navy to blockade the strait itself, he puts U.S. assets in danger of Iranian missiles.
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CBP Expands Product Authentication Tech Program
The program addresses a growing challenge: the scale and sophistication of counterfeit goods entering global supply chains.
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Shipping Remains Severely Constrained in Hormuz
The mechanism by which ship operators get permission from Iran to transit the strait remain unclear, over questions as to who is actually in charge.
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How Invoice Factoring Is Strengthening the Freight Market
Factoring has evolved into something far more significant than quick cash. It enables liquidity, professionalizes billing, vets transactions and streamlines broker payables.
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USPS Asks to Raise Stamp Price to 82 Cents to Ease Cash Crisis
The proposed 4.8% price hike will be reviewed by the Postal Regulatory Commission, and if approved, would go into effect July 12.
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Podcast | Government Subsidies for Shipbuilding: A ‘Misplaced Obsession’?
Should the federal government prop up the ailing U.S. commercial shipbuilding sector with subsidies?
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The Sunset of the ‘Neutral’ Hub: Singapore’s Reality Check
If Singapore doesn't pick up the pen and start drawing itself back into the narrative, we’ll find ourselves relegated to the footnotes of maritime history.
Cargo ships waiting in Singapore Harbor. Photo: iStock.com/IgorSPb
FedEx Reaches Tentative Labor Deal with Pilots
The contract includes a nearly 40% hourly pay increase in 2026, with 3% annual increases starting in 2028.
Oshkosh, WI, USA - July 30, 2014 FedEx Express Airbus A300-600F airplane on the ramp at the Oshkosh Airport from Madison. Photo: iStock.com/vandervliet93
Ireland Calls in Troops to Help Clear Road-Blocking Protests
The protests, now in their third day, are against high fuel prices caused by the U.S.-Israel war against Iran.
The Liffey river and O'Connell bridge in Dublin, Ireland. Photo: iStock/pawel.gaul
Delta Sees $2B Fuel Hit With CEO Cautious on Outlook
As the first major U.S. airline to report quarterly results, Delta is seen as a bellwether for the world’s biggest aviation market.
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Hyundai Reroutes Ships With Hormuz Blockage Disrupting Supplies
The shift is part of a broader plan to rework its operations to insulate the company from supply chain shocks, tariffs and geopolitical tension.
“Globalization is over. It’s completely over.” José Muñoz, chief executive officer of Hyundai Motor Co.
Hormuz Crisis Pushes Struggling Trucking Sector to the Brink
The timing of the Strait of Hormuz crisis has created unique challenges for a U.S. trucking industry already facing an uphill battle to stay solvent.
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