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Education & Professional Development: Page 18
Hapag-Lloyd Left Out of Second Round of Bidding for HMM
Hapag-Lloyd, the only foreign company involved in HMM's bidding, was ruled out of the privatization process by creditor banks Korea Development Bank and Korea Ocean Business Co.
HD KSOE Delivers LNG Tanker with an AI Engineer
The AI engineer is equipped with two engine automation systems that operate in real-time to diagnose the condition of important ship equipment and detect potential emergencies.
Australia Launches Review of National Freight and Supply Chain Strategy
The review, which was originally scheduled for 2024, will take place this year to ensure strong and resilient Australian supply chains.
Investors Want U.K. Companies to Do More to Prevent Slavery in Supply Chains
The investors said they're concerned that not enough firms have shared their findings related to modern slavery in supply chains.
American Airlines Fined $4.1M by DOT Over Tarmac Delays
Half of the $4.1 million will be credited to the airline to provide compensation for the almost 6,000 passengers impacted by the delays.
Saudi Arabia Planning to Build 59 Logistics Centers by 2030
The Master Logistics Center Plan details the construction of 59 centers across the Kingdom that have a total area exceeding 1.07 billion square feet.
Kwik Opens KwikShelf Fulfillment Warehouse in Nigeria
KwikShelf is a 12,378.5-square-foot facility located in the Oyingbo Market in Lagos that provides Nigerian businesses with the ability to book on-demand warehousing space.
Surface Transportation Board Appoints Labor Representative to RSTAC
Jeremy Ferguson brings almost 30 years of railroad industry experience to the council and has been an advocate for improved communications between shippers and railroads.
Teamsters Ratify Five-Year Contract with UPS
The union said that over 86% of participating teamsters voted to approve the contract, which will now be in retroactive effect August 1.
Amazon Restarts Delivery Service It Paused During the Pandemic
Amazon Shipping is now available in the contiguous U.S., meaning the organization will handle packages sold on the company website as well as items from other selling channels.
Buttigieg Appoints 24 People to Advisory Committee on Transportation Equity
The chair of the committee will be Anthony Foxx, a professor of practice of public leadership at Harvard University's Kennedy School of Government.
Tesla Warns Mining Company of Possible Legal Claim on Failed Supply Talks
The potential legal claim is related to a binding term sheet in negotiations with the electric-vehicle giant for the supply of spodumene concentrate, Core said August 16.
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