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Colonial Pays $5 Million, Restarts Pipeline With Supply Chain Far From Normal
The largest fuel pipeline in the U.S. restarted its entire system after a cyberattack nearly a week ago, but said it will take time for the supply chain to return to normal.
Photo: Bloomberg
Over 700 Barges Stuck in Mississippi River From Bridge Crack
A crack in a bridge over the Mississippi River has stranded more than 700 barges, cutting off the biggest route for U.S. agricultural exports when the critical waterway is at its busiest.
Interstate 40 Hernando De Soto Bridge
Three Supply Chain Takeaways From the Ongoing Suez Canal Fallout
It’s time to reevaluate the interconnected ecosystems of businesses everywhere — or risk succumbing to the next disaster.
Cyber Hack Knocks Out Largest U.S. Fuel Pipeline for Third Day
Fuel suppliers are growing increasingly nervous about the possibility of gasoline and diesel shortages across the eastern U.S. almost two days after a cyberattack knocked out a massive pipeline.
Photo: Bloomberg
Amazon Work Rules Govern Tweets, Body Odor of Contract Drivers
The thousands of people driving those ubiquitous Amazon-branded blue vans aren’t employed by the Seattle leviathan. They work for small, independent businesses with contracts to transport packages for Amazon. But that hasn’t stopped the company from dictating the state of their fingernails — and a whole lot more.
Photo: Bloomberg
We Want It All, and We Want It Same-Day
As third-party logistics providers explore strategies to manage the new e-commerce era, it will be visibility, convenience and consumer choice that determine competitive advantage.
Amazon Fuels North America’s Most Severe Warehouse Shortage
Finding warehouse space around Toronto has never been harder, and the e-commerce fueled shortage is disrupting businesses and threatening the broader economy.
An Amazon.com Inc. fulfillment center. Photo: Shutterstock.
World’s Biggest Brands Adopt Checklist to Rescue Stuck Seafarers
Unilever Plc and other big retail brands are among consumer giants adopting a toolkit to audit their shipping supply chains in an effort to help bring seafarers stuck on commercial vessels back home and eliminate human rights risks.
Container ships are moored near the Port of Nansha in Guangzhou, China. Photo: Bloomberg.
E-Commerce Fulfillment Hubs Are Popping Up Across America
More than half of North American retailers say they plan to add or expand delivery and/or pickup services this year.
Three Things Mexican 3PLs Can Offer to U.S. Shippers
As shippers adjust to the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA), they could face a volatile cross-border freight market.
How Covid Brought Digitalization to Mexican Logistics
Due to U.S. near-shoring and increasing competition with China for trade supremacy, Mexican logistics is at a crossroads: making the fast changes needed to ride the COVID-19 wave, or fully embracing an elusive culture of innovation and digitalization for long-term success.
How to Navigate Cross-Border Shipping to Latin America
The Latin American market offers a major opportunity for U.S. e-commerce.
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