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Berlin Airport Reopens After Black Ice Triggered Groundings
With temperatures expected to hover around freezing, it’s unclear when travel disruptions may ease.
An ice-covered runway at Berlin Brandenburg Airport on Feb. 5. Photographer: Maryam Majd/Getty Images
NY-NJ Tunnel Project Wins Court Order to Block Funds Freeze
The Trump administration has been in a standoff with state and local officials since last year, over a new rule that bars contracting requirements based on race or sex.
Workers at a construction site for the Gateway Program Hudson Tunnel Project in New York on Oct. 3. Photographer: Michael Nagle/Bloomberg
Teams Are Centralizing Their Shipping Data for a ‘Single Source of Truth’
Expect more shippers to adopt centralized visibility platforms as they look for practical ways to control cost and performance.
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How AI Recalibrates S&OP Into Daily Decisions That Deliver
If operational strategy is the plan, execution is the playbook.
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Evergeen Books Orders for 23 New Container Ships
The new orders include 16 feeder ships averaging roughly 3,100 twenty-foot-equivalent units, and seven 5,900-TEU post-Panamax ships.
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Podcast | What E-Commerce and Retail Execs Get Wrong About Last-Mile Costs
When it comes to meeting customer expectations for delivery in the e-commerce era, the shortest distance can be the biggest challenge.
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CMA CGM Launches Joint Port Terminal Venture with Investment Firm
The "United Ports" venture will see Stonepeak invest $2.4 billion for a 25% minority stake in 10 CMA CGM port terminals.
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Norfolk Southern Reports 12% Profit Hit in Q4 of 2025
One-time charges were largely to blame for the dip, with the proposed merger tacking on $58 million, and costs from the East Palestine derailment adding another $23 million.
Huntsville, Alabama. Photo: iStock.com/sshepard
U.S. Trade Gap Widens From Smallest Since 2009 as Imports Rise
he goods and services trade gap nearly doubled from the prior month to $56.8 billion, Commerce Department data showed.
Photo: Bloomberg
New Report: Yard Bottlenecks Ripple Through Supply Chains in 2026
Industry sources estimate that roughly 90% of yards still operate without dedicated management systems or consistent frameworks that measure performance.
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Peak Season Is Dead: How 3PLs Must Prepare for Permanent Volatility in 2026
Today’s demand spikes stem from viral product trends, labor shortages and ongoing supply chain disruptions, creating a landscape of continual volatility.
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Port of Long Beach Sees Record Year for Cargo Volumes in 2025
With the Port of Long Beach expecting to handle 9 million TEUs in 2026, CEO Noel Hacegaba stressed the need to operate "like a 115-year startup."
Port of Long Beach. Photo: iStock / trekandshoot
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