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Venezuela Oil Blockade Dodged by Sanctioned Ships
The vessels that definitely exited the Latin American nation’s territorial waters were transporting about 4 million barrels of crude and fuel.
Photo: Jesus Vargas / Getty Images via Bloomberg
Icy Waters Snarl Winter Shipping Traffic Through Great Lakes
The quick onset of wintery conditions has forced the USCG and the CCG to prioritize the use of their icebreaker ships for the removal of buoys and floating navigational equipment.
Photo: iStock / Cavan Images
Watch: The Outlook for the Trucking Industry in 2026
Tim Lee, partner in the Corporate Department and Commercial Transactions Practice Group of the Honigman law firm, discusses how the trucking industry might fare in 2026.
The Outlook For The Trucking Industry In 2026
The Trends That Will Define Retail Supply Chains in 2026
As these innovations take hold, the retail industry will move closer to a future where supply chains are deeply integrated with consumer behavior.
Photo: iStock.com/ipopba
Bugs, Bureaucracy, and the Art of Shipping into Latin America
Failure to comply with biosecurity standards for shipments to Latin America can create a nightmare of customs paperwork, inspections and delays.
Mexico's Port of Manzanillo. Photo: iStock / Eric Broder Van Dyke
Women in Trucking Association Opens Nominations for 2026 Image Team
Once chosen, members of the Image Team will participate in media interviews, attend community and industry events, provide educational outreach, and offer ride-alongs.
Photo: iStock.com/ronnachaipark
Danish Developer Sues Trump Admin Over Wind Farm Work Stoppage
The Trump administration ordered developers for five U.S. East Coast wind farm projects to stop work on December 22.
Photo: iStock / fokkebok
Trump Orders Unraveling of Chips Technology Sale
The business deal drew scant attention when it was announced in May 2024 during President Joe Biden’s administration.
Photo: iStock / William_Potter
Trump Sees U.S. Oil Producers Spending Billions in Venezuela
It’s unclear how willing oil giants are to pour substantial sums of money into a country run by a temporary U.S.-backed government without established legal and fiscal rules.
An oil pumpjack on Lake Maracaibo in Cabimas, Zulia state, Venezuela. Source: Bloomberg
Tesla Loses EV Crown to BYD After Second Annual Sales Drop
Investors have paid little mind of late to Tesla’s decline in the global EV pecking order, with Musk prioritizing artificial intelligence, autonomous vehicles and humanoid robots.
A Tesla store in Colma, California. Photographer: David Paul Morris/Bloomberg
Italian Pasta Makers to Get Lower Extra Tariffs After All
Italy is estimated to export around $770 million worth of pasta per year to the U.S.
Photo: iStock/gbh007
U.S. Sanctions Chinese Companies, Tankers With Venezuela Links
The sanctions represent the latest move in President Donald Trump’s pressure campaign against Maduro over alleged drug trafficking operations.
Photo: iStock.com/Wirestock
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