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MTA Approves New Congestion Tolling Rates for NYC
In June 2024, New York Governor Kathy Hochul called off an earlier version of the congestion pricing plan just two weeks before it was supposed to go into effect.
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Keeping Retail Warehouses Online During the Holiday Rush
As warehouses improve their wireless connectivity ahead of a busy holiday season, they’re laying the groundwork for long-term success.
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Boeing to Lay Off 2,200 Workers in Washington State
In a note to employees in October, CEO Kelly Ortberg told workers that the company needed to align its staffing levels with its "financial reality."
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DOE Unveils Roadmap for Decarbonizing U.S. Industrial Sector
According to the DOE, industrial manufacturing accounts for roughly 20% of annual greenhouse gas emissions in the U.S.
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China’s Chancay Megaport in Peru Opens
The China-backed megaport has the potential to create whole new trade routes that will bypass North America entirely.
Chancay Port, Peru, under construction. Photo: iStock/Rommel Gonzalez
Postal Workers Strike in Canada, Disrupting Holiday Shipments
The government may be forced to intervene in the strike, as it has done with recent port strikes, given the importance of the postal carrier to the economy.
Canada Post Corp. mail delivery trucks. Photo: Bloomberg
Subways, Buses and Bike Lanes Scored Billions in Local Ballot Wins
Despite Republican hostility, and even with control of both chambers of Congress and the White House, cutting federal transit funding may prove difficult.
A passenger enters a train at the Berryessa Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) station. Voters in a number of jurisdictions from Columbus, Ohio, to Denver, Colorado, approved local funding for mass transit. Photographer: David Paul Morris/Bloomberg
The Changing Role of the CTO at the Executive Table
The role of chief technology officer has evolved significantly over the years, as businesses have come to rely more heavily on technological innovation for their very survival.
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Port of Long Beach Smashes All-Time Record with October Surge
Businesses are poised to continue bringing in larger volumes of goods through the end of the year, which is normally a quieter time for the ports.
Port of Long Beach. Photographer: Tim Rue/Bloomberg
Business Coalition Opens Bidding for E-Fuel Shipping Services
The group consists of 40 companies, and was originally founded by e-commerce giant Amazon, outdoor recreation retailer Patagonia, and German coffee chain Tchibo.
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Podcast | Supply Chain ‘Orchestration’: How AI Is Changing the Tune
When it comes to the concept of supply chain “orchestration,” artificial intelligence is the new conductor.
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Norfolk Southern Reaches Deal with Activist Investor Firm
The Cleveland-based investment firm had sought to remove then-CEO Alan Shaw early in 2024, moves before he was eventually ousted by the railroad.
Huntsville, Alabama. Photo: iStock.com/sshepard
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