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Podcast | Alternative Delivery Networks: Can They Compete With the Big Parcel Carriers?
E-commerce is responsible for an explosion in the number of alternative parcel delivery networks.
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Safety Concerns Push Women to Turn Down Trucking Jobs
Nearly a third of female truckers said that they had experienced sexual harassment on the job, while 28% had faced gender discrimination.
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Boeing Knew of UPS Plane Flaw 15 Years Ago, Says NTSB
The report found that Boeing had sent a "service letter" to operators in 2011, warning them of the structural flaw.
Smoke from the crashed UPS cargo jet near Muhammad Ali airport in Louisville, on Nov. 4. Photographer: Stephen Cohen/Getty Images
Indian Government Nixes ‘Ten-Minute’ Delivery Promise
The model has been criticized for putting pressure on gig workers, and exposing them to serious safety risks.
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Surging Oil Tanker Insurance Points to Growing Black Sea Chaos
Some ships have been sailing close to the Turkish coastline, rather than across the center of the Black Sea in the hope of avoiding Ukrainian drones.
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Two Oil Tankers Attacked Near Key CPC Terminal in Black Sea
The attacks risk further disrupting loadings at CPC, where planned shipments have already plunged due to bad winter weather and mooring damage from a recent drone strike.
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Logistics Sector Growth Slows as 'K-Shaped' Economy Emerges
Florida Atlantic University's Logistics Managers' Index came in at a 54.2 score for the month of December, falling to its lowest level in 13 months.
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Tariffs Trigger Job Cuts Across Logistics Sector
U.S. employers announced more than 1.2 million job cuts in 2025, marking a 58% increase over the previous year, and hitting the highest level since 2020.
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Japan Launches World’s First Deep-Sea Rare Earth Mining Mission
The drilling vessel is backed by Japanese government funding, and will spend a month collecting rare earth sludge along a four-mile-deep seabed.
Japan's Chikyu mining vessel. Photo: Japanese Agency for Marine Earth Science and Technology
Maersk Makes Another Voyage Through Red Sea in Test of Safety
The voyage marks another step toward normalization of global supply lines, after Yemen-based Houthis in 2023 began attacking vessels, forcing shipowners to sail south of Africa.
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Port of Los Angeles Reaches New Phase in Interchange Project
The Port of Los Angeles also realigned Knoll Drive, which borders the west side of the facility across the water from Terminal Island and runs parallel to I-110.
Los Angeles, California. Photo: iStock / KKStock
U.S. Cargo Imports Expected to Tick Up in January
U.S. import volumes are forecast to come in around 2.1 million TEUs for the opening month of 2026, which would be a 6.6% increase over December 2025.
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