The Wall Street JournalMore from The Wall Street JournalAll LogisticsCargo Owners Complain of 'Total Mess' Shipping Goods to AsiaThe launch of two global container-shipping alliances last week got off to a rough start, with cargo owners in Europe complaining of long delays to carry goods to Asia.April 10, 2017All LogisticsU.S. Ports Forge Alliances to Keep Their Spots on Trade MapU.S. seaports are joining forces, setting aside decades of regional competition over cargo as a wave of consolidation in the shipping industry threatens to cut some cities out of global trade routes.April 6, 2017Global Trade ManagementU.S. Lays Groundwork to Keep Big Tariffs on Chinese GoodsThe Trump administration appears poised to cement China's unfavorable status in trade cases, making Chinese goods eligible for higher U.S. tariffs well into the future.April 4, 2017Global Supply Chain ManagementForeign Robots Invade American Factory FloorsVickers Engineering Inc. embodies the potential of American manufacturing. The New Troy, Mich., machining company supplies precision parts to clients including Toyota Motor Corp. and Volkswagen AG , and exports to Mexico and Canada. Its staff has risen fivefold and average pay has doubled over the past decade, says Chief Executive Matt Tyler.March 31, 2017High-Tech/ElectronicsApple to Start Making iPhones in India Over Next Two MonthsApple Inc. will soon start assembling iPhones in India for the first time, say government officials familiar with its plans, boosting the company's chances of gaining a foothold in the fast-growing market.March 29, 2017Ocean TransportationMaersk Line, Hapag-Lloyd Among Carriers Subpoenaed in Price-Fixing ProbeU.S. Justice Department investigators crashed a meeting of the world's 20 biggest container-shipping operators and gave subpoenas to top executives at several companies as part of a probe on price fixing, people with knowledge of the matter said.March 27, 2017Consumer Packaged GoodsRetail Store 'Bubble' Has Burst and CEOs Search for AnswersOnce considered a competitive advantage, store footprints have now become a burden for many chains as more shopping moves online. This week, executives from several large retailers and online sellers, including Amazon.com Inc., were under the same roof at Shoptalk to discuss the future of retail - and where physical locations fit into the picture.March 23, 2017Global GatewaysU.S. Bound Ocean Imports Fell in February Amid China SlowdownChina's exporting slowdown weighed heavily on U.S. seaborne trade last month, dragging down inbound volumes at major gateways from Southern California to Virginia.March 21, 2017Global LogisticsHiring Pace Picks Up in Trucking SectorTrucking fleets stepped up hiring at the fastest pace in five years in February, adding 10,600 jobs in a display of confidence as companies across U.S. industries ramped up payrolls.March 17, 2017All LogisticsGrocery Heavyweights Expand Delivery ServicesBig food retailers are expanding grocery delivery services, hoping to dissuade customers from defecting to online rivals.March 15, 2017Previous PagePage 19 of 20Next Page
