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Eurostar Delays Continue After Cable Theft on Rail Line
Several services were scrapped and delayed in both directions on the morning of June 25, Eurostar said in a statement.
Photo: Bloomberg
WSC: Need for Clarity on U.S. Port Fees for Chinese Ships
The USTR also has yet to provide details who would be collecting the fees, or how the money would be directed back into U.S. shipbuilding, said World Shipping Council CEO Joe Kramek.
Photo: iStock/SimonSkafar
FedEx Warns of Pain Ahead With Tariffs Weighing on Demand
Although it typically provides a full-year forecast, FedEx said it would only share its outlook for the current quarter due to the “uncertain global demand environment.”
A worker opens a FedEx truck in San Francisco on June 23. Photo: Bloomberg
Amazon Looks to Expand Rural Delivery Network
This comes after Amazon announced plans in April to spend $4 billion to triple the size of its rural delivery network by adding 200 new delivery stations.
Photo: iStock / miromiro
Ports of Indiana to Reopen Burns Harbor Grain Terminal
The Burns Harbor grain terminal first opened in 1979, and helped move more than 500 million bushels of corn and soybeans up until its closure in 2023.
Construction at Ports of Indiana-Burns Harbor. (Courtesy photo)
NIH to Study Health Impacts from East Palestine Derailment
The NIH says that it plans to monitor the ongoing health of East Palestine residents, and to address community concerns moving forward.
Photo: Ted Auch, FracTracker Alliance, 2023, via Flickr Creative Commons.
Watch: How Global Conflicts Are Disrupting International Shipping
Henry Wilkinson, chief intelligence officer with Dragonfly Intelligence, describes the current threats to global shipping and aviation posted by geopolitical conflicts.
How Global Conflicts Are Disrupting International Shipping
In an Uncertain World, High-Value Freight Needs a New Kind of Care
Brands are asking more of their logistics partners, who must respond with more adaptive, scalable models that bridge the gap between operational discipline and tailored solutions.
Photo: iStock / ake1150sb
The Hydrogen Advantage for Commercial Trucking
The fundamental appeal of hydrogen power for trucking stems from its exceptional energy density — approximately three times that of diesel.
Photo: DHL Supply Chain
DHL Express Canada Ceases Deliveries for Now
More than 2,000 DHL workers have been on strike since June 8.
Brampton, Ontario, Canada. Photo: iStock/JHVEPhoto
FedEx Founder Fred Smith Dies at 80
A Marine Corps veteran who served two tours of duty in Vietnam, Smith is known as the pioneer of the "hub and spoke" distribution model.
FedEx Founder and former CEO Fred Smith. Photo: Aaron M. Sprecher/Bloomberg
Rubio Asks China To Stop Iran Closing Strait of Hormuz
China's UN Ambassador Fu Cong said all parties should restrain "the impulse of force... and adding fuel to the fire," according to a state-run CCTV report.
Photo: iStock / HeliRy
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