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China’s Cosco Halts Panama Port Operations as Tensions Rise
The Balboa port is one of two terminals along the strategic Panama Canal that have become a flashpoint in the rivalry between the U.S. and China.
The Port of Balboa in Panama City. Photographer: Walter Hurtado/Bloomberg
Explained: How Trump Can (Try to) Impose Tariffs
One way or another, there is likely to be a slew of lawsuits against any and all of the new tariffs.
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NY-NJ Rail Tunnel Work May Halt Again Without Federal Funds
The federal government had suspended reimbursement payments while it reviews whether the project follows a new rule that bars contracting requirements based on race or gender.
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Last-Mile E-Commerce Delivery Has Changed: What to Look for in a Carrier Now
Retail and e-commerce brands must rethink speed, cost, data and reliability when selecting last-mile partners.
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Airlines Face ‘Existential Threat’ From War, Deutsche Bank Says
Jet fuel prices in the U.S. have surged during the war in the Middle East — more than doubling on a year-to-date basis.
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Watch: Why Transportation Rates Are Rising — Even Though Volume Isn't
Making the right decision on parcel and freight movements is a lot more complex than some shippers realize, says Melanie Burns, senior director of parcel strategy with Transportation Insight.
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Belgian Judges Sound Alarm Over Expanding Drug Trade at Ports
Antwerp Court of Appeal President Bart Willocx warned that Belgium has become increasingly vulnerable to drug smuggling at its busiest shipping hubs.
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Iran Conflict Sends Shockwaves Through Global Shipping, Air Freight
Marine Traffic estimates that tanker transits through the Strait of Hormuz were down by 90% between February 25 and March 4.
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U.S. to Offer $20B Reinsurance Program for Strait of Hormuz Shipping
President Donald Trump had previously vowed to offer insurance guarantees and possible U.S. Navy escorts to oil tankers transiting the Strait of Hormuz.
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Iran Moving a Lot of Oil Through Hormuz, Satellite Tracker Says
Tehran has sent at least 11 million to 12 million barrels through the waterway since the war began on February 28.
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Why National Scale No Longer Guarantees Last-Mile Success
Large, national carriers aren’t automatically the most reliable anymore. Today, the best last-mile delivery results come from carriers that use technology and local expertise to deliver more consistently, with smarter routes, better tracking and tighter control.
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Maersk Suspends More Container Services Due to Middle East Risks
Transport through the Strait of Hormuz remains at a near standstill as the Middle East war disrupts the vital waterway.
The Maersk Campton container ship. Photographer: Thierry Monasse/Getty Images via Bloomberg
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