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Canada's Postal Union Issues 72-Hour Strike Notice

CP paused collective bargaining talks with the CUPW on May 13, claiming that the union has "either held or hardened its previous positions on key issues."

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Trump Admin Undecided on Next Steps for NYC’s Congestion Pricing

The USDOT told U.S. District Judge Lewis Liman that there’s no need for a preliminary injunction, saying the administration hasn’t decided on what measures it will take against the MTA.

Traffic on 10th Avenue in Manhattan in 2024. Photographer: Jeenah Moon/Bloomberg

Port of LA: 'Uncertainty Remains' Following Pause on China Tariffs

Over the next four weeks leading into the summer, Seroka said that the Port of Los Angeles expects volumes to come in around 70-80% of what's considered normal.

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Without Security, AI Innovation Can Cause Supply Chain Shocks

Throughout the supply chain, artificial intelligence promises to transform how organizations plan, produce, move, stock, sell and deliver all types of products, from candy bars to car parts.

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Amazon Plans Robotics Fulfillment Center in Virginia

Amazon also has robotics fulfillment centers in Louisiana and Texas, and announced another new facility in North Carolina in March.

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DOJ Mulls Deal to Drop Fraud Charges Against Boeing

Unlike the initial deal proposed by the DOJ in 2024, the new pretrial resolution that's now under consideration wouldn't require Boeing to plead guilty.

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Amazon Removed Backup Landing Sensors Before Drone Crashes

Engineers often work to simplify products as they mature from research projects to manufacturing, removing parts deemed redundant to cut costs and weight.

Amazon's MK27-2 drone. Photo: Amazon

Shipping Giant CMA CGM Sees Cargo Jump After China Tariff Relief

The carrier suffered a roughly halving of freight bookings for China exports to the U.S. after the world’s two largest economies imposed triple-digit tariffs on each other’s goods.

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Is The U.S. Postal Service Headed for Privatization?

Is the U.S. Postal Service, which traces its roots to the Second Continental Congress in 1775, destined for the chopping block as part of Trump’s gutting of federal agencies?

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Nervous U.S. Consumers Adjust Spending Habits

KPMG's survey respondents indicated plans to hold off on some major purchases and scale back in other areas of their lives in order to not accumulate debt.

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Trump: U.S. Can’t Broker Individual Tariff Deals with All Countries

The U.S. will instead send letters to some of its trading partners to unilaterally impose new tariff rates, suggesting that Washington lacks the capacity to negotiate individual deals.

Donald Trump speaking with supporters at a campaign rally at the Prescott Valley Event Center in Prescott Valley, Arizona. Photo: Gage Skidmore, Flickr

Canada Post Pauses Labor Talks Days Before Strike Deadline

Talks between CP and the CUPW have proceeded by fits and starts for months, with no indication as to when negotiations might pick back up again.

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