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LNG Vessel Demand Climbs as U.S. Leads Project Growth, GTT Says
South Korean and Chinese shipyards, as well as companies like GTT, are benefiting from a wave of new LNG export terminal projects.
An LNG carrier vessel. Photo: iStock / nikkytok
The Data Center Boom Has a Component Problem
The organizations that are expected to come out of this boom strongest are the ones treating obsolescence as a design-stage financial decision.
Photo: iStock/Andrey Semenov
Ukraine Strikes Iranian Ship in Caspian Sea
Shippers must add the Black Sea and the Caspian Sea to areas that are unsafe.
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Heat Pushes Rhine Toward 36-Year Low in Risk to Energy Supplies
The falling levels on the Rhine are already disrupting freight.
The Rhine River on July 15. Photographer: Andreas Rentz/Getty Images
Tariffs Are Working, Trump Assures Michigan Autoworkers
The White House pointed to GM's $6 billion investment in U.S. manufacturing, as well as smaller investments by Ford, Stellantis and Detroit Diesel.
Detroit, Michigan. 2014. Photo: iStock.com/wesellenterprises
India Refiner Seeks Oil That Avoids Red Sea, Hormuz Chokepoints
State-run refiners are increasingly replacing Middle Eastern barrels with supplies from Russia and the Atlantic Basin.
Photo: Dhiraj Singh/Bloomberg
Union Pacific, Norfolk Revise Application to Help Clinch Merger
U.S. rules require rail mergers to show that a deal would serve the public interest and enhance competition, a step beyond merger requirements applied to other industries.
Norfolk Southern Corp. and Union Pacific Railroad Co. freight locomotives. Photographer: Luke Sharrett/Bloomberg
How AI Can Boost Worker Safety
For manufacturers, the move from compliance-focused approaches to more proactive safety practices represents a meaningful shift.
Photo: iStock/dusanpetkovic
Gordie Howe Bridge Is Open at Last
Detroit bridge crossings have particular significance for maintaining the supply chains of the automotive industries of the U.S. and Canada.
Photo: iStock / Steven_Kriemadis
Small Businesses Sue Over New Trump Tariffs
The plaintiffs argue that Trump has stretched the statute beyond its limit this time, pointing to the way his administration conducted its investigations.
Photo: iStock / Douglas Rissing
Shein Swings to Loss After End of De Minimis
The fast-fashion company, headquartered in Singapore but founded in China, is preparing for its stock market debut in Hong Kong.
A SHEIN e-commerce distribution center in Whitestown, Indiana, November 2022. Photo: iStock.com/jetcityimage
How War, Inflation and Rising Material Costs Are Causing a Supply Chain ‘Squeeze’
Even as manufacturers struggle to fashion long-term sourcing strategies, they face more immediate problems: the rising cost of materials and lengthening supplier delays.
Image: iStock/primeimages
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