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Imminent EU Climate Rule for Ships Set to Add to Fuel Bills

The FuelEU Maritime regulation comes into effect on January 1, and requires a 2% reduction in the greenhouse gas intensity of energy used by vessels.

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NMFTA Turns Attention to Digitizing FTL Freight Sector

The newly-formed Digital FTL Council includes representatives from companies such as Nordstrom, Uber Freight, J.B. Hunt and C.H. Robinson among others.

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Retailers Expect Flood of 'Super Saturday' Shoppers Before Christmas

The National Retail Federation is predicting the second busiest "Super Saturday" since 2016, as consumers get in their last-minute holiday shopping.

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Year of Milestones for USDOT's Supply Chain Data Platform

The FLOW program also now accounts for 75% of all U.S. container imports, as well as 80% of the country's container terminal capacity.

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Busiest U.S. Container Ports Set to Close 2024 with Record Volumes

The Port of Los Angeles will likely surpass 900,000 TEUs in December, and is on track to handle 10 million TEUs for the year for only the second time,

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Boeing to Spend $1B to Expand 787 Dreamliner Complex

Boeing is plowing money into South Carolina, a month after reaching an agreement to end a costly and contentious walkout by machinists in the Pacific Northwest.

A Boeing Co. 787 Dreamliner aircraft operated by All Nippon Airways Co. (ANA) under maintenance in ANA's hanger at Haneda Airport in Tokyo, Japan, on Tuesday, April 27, 2021. ANA is scheduled to release earnings results on April 30. Photographer: Toru Hanai/Bloomberg

Scotland Urges Trump to Exclude Whisky from Proposed Tariffs

A suspension of tariffs on scotch imports into the U.S. is set to expire less than two years into Trump's upcoming presidency.

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Ontario Premier Threatens to Cut Energy Supply to U.S. Over Trump Tariffs

Ford's office estimates that Ontario powered 1.5 million homes in the U.S. in 2023, spread across Minnesota, New York, Michigan and more.

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How Strong Economy, Year of Disruptions Defined 2024's Shopping Season

According to the ICSC, holiday shoppers are planning to spend more than $700 on gifts this year — the most since 2018.

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‘Disease X’ Trackers Confront Logistics Quagmire in Congo

Just reaching the epicenter of the outbreak of “Disease X” can take about 48 hours by road from the capital, Kinshasa.

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The Trouble With Trump's Tariffs

Trump has repeatedly said tariffs will create more factory jobs, shrink the federal deficit, lower food prices and allow the government to subsidize childcare. Economists disagree.

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Trudeau Says Trump Tariffs Will Lead to 'Real Hardship' for Americans

The Canadian Prime Minister said Americans are "beginning to wake up to the reality" that Trump's tariffs will drive up prices on a variety of goods.

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