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Facing an Uncertain Future, USMCA Renewal Draws Support From North American Industries

Electrical manufacturers across North America are especially invested in seeing the USMCA renewed.

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Supreme Court Rules Brokers Can Be Held Liable for Unsafe Trucking Operators

Moving forward, the fallout from this ruling could be significant for shippers, operators and brokers alike.

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U.S. Industrial Production Rises by Most in Over a Year

The 0.7% increase in output at factories, mines and utilities followed a revised 0.3% drop in March, Federal Reserve data released on May 15 showed.

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DP World Still ‘Bullish’ on Africa Even as War Stokes Inflation

The global logistics giant is continuing its expansion plans for ports and infrastructure from Mozambique to Congo.

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Cuba's Supply of Oil and Diesel in 'Critical State'

Cuba has dealt with sweeping blackouts in the months since the U.S. started blockading the country's supply of fuel.

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Podcast | The State of Retail and CPG, in 2026 and Beyond

How are retail and CPG weathering the storm?

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Maryland Reaches $2.25B Settlement Over Baltimore Bridge Crash

The state said that it plans to continue to press separate a claim against the Dali's shipbuilder, Hyundai Heavy Industries.

The bulk carrier cargo ship, Saimaagracht, sails past the cargo ship Dali and the collapsed Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore Maryland on April 25. Photographer: Andrew Harnik/Getty Images

Hormuz Shipping Threats Grow After Ship Seized Near UAE

While Iran has yet to explicitly claim responsibility for the incidents, a senior Iranian official reiterated the country's claim to the Strait of Hormuz.

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Jaguar Land Rover Profit Wiped Out by Cyberattack and U.S. Tariffs

JLR was pushing through an ambitious plan to create an entire new lineup of fully electric Jaguar cars when President Donald Trump raised import tariffs for the carmaker’s largest market.

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Hormuz Oil Flows Fell Nearly 30% Last Quarter

Roughly 14.6 million barrels a day of crude oil and petroleum liquids moved through the strait in Q1 of 2026, down from 20.4 million over that same period last year.

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U.S. House Passes Bill to Address Rise in Cargo Thefts

The bill was introduced in the House in 2025 to address growing concerns over an increase cargo theft incidents across the U.S.

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Deploying AI to Shed Light on the Murky Depths of Multi-Tier Supply Chains

As AI becomes embedded across supply chain operations, companies need to plan for heightened expectations around transparency and governance.

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