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CMA Closes $1.4B Deal to Acquire FedEx Supply Chain
The combined business between CMA and FedEx Supply Chain will operate 150 warehouses, growing CEVA's North American workforce to 20,000 people across 240 locations.
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Renewed Hormuz Attacks Put Gulf Oil Rebound at Risk
Seven of the vessels were attacked near the narrowest part of the Strait of Hormuz, while it remains unclear where the eighth attack took place.
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CH Robinson to Buy Logistics Firm RXO in $5.8 Billion Deal
RXO shareholders are expected to own 11% of the combined company upon closing.
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Hackers Breached Propulsion System of U.S.-Bound Oil Tanker
In late August, a joint team of Coast Guard and FBI personnel boarded the VL Prosperity after it lost communications.
A VLCC at sea. Photo: iStock/Teamjackson
Smaller Trucking Companies Are Approaching Financial Breaking Point
Financial writer Rich Duprey says record diesel prices, rising insurance premiums, and higher maintenance expenses are colliding with freight rates that haven't kept pace.
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Amazon Jet Lacked Wind Data Before Miami Crash, NTSB Says
Federal Aviation Administration procedures require controllers to provide wind direction and velocity when a tailwind exists.
An Amazon.com cargo plane on Sept. 7, one day after it overran the runway at Miami International Airport in Miami. Photographer: Joe Raedle/Getty Images
Amazon Settles Suit Over Slower Deliveries to Low-Income Areas
The attorney general’s office said roughly 69,000 members of Amazon’s Prime service experienced slower deliveries as a result of Amazon’s practices.
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U.S. Visa Ban Hits Judge at Center of Chinese Port Dispute in Peru
It was Núñez’s decision over the Chinese-owned Chancay port that sparked some of Washington’s most direct criticism yet of Peru’s close ties with China.
Chancay Port, Peru, under construction. Photo: iStock/Rommel Gonzalez
FMCSA Pulls 78 Truckers Out of Service in Multi-State Crackdown
Of the drivers pulled from service, 12 were cited for failing English language proficiency requirements that went into effect in June 2025.
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Gulf Oil Exports Rebound to Pre-War Levels
According to Kpler, roughly 40% of oil from Gulf states now leaves without crossing through the Strait of Hormuz.
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World-First Green Flight Levy in Singapore Adds to Rising Costs of Air Travel
The Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore has deferred the measure for cargo flights until October 2027.
Photo: iStock / Petmal
MTA Seeks to End $1B of Tariffs on Subway Cars, Buses
The MTA faces an uphill battle with the Trump administration, which has been critical of how mass-transit agencies handle crime, as well as initiatives to contract with minority-owned businesses.
Kathy Hochul on the uptown E train after a news conference on congestion pricing in New York on March 21. Photographer: Yuki Iwamura/Bloomberg
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