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Global Logistics: Page 185
Amazon Goes Brick-and-Mortar: What's It Mean for Retailing?
Coming soon to a city near you - an Amazon.com store?
European Forwarders Confident About Freight Growth, at Least in the Short Term
Volumes are expected to be robust among Europe's freight forwarders through next month, according to Danske Bank's latest European Freight Forwarding Index report for September 2014.
New Head of European Shippers Council Pushes Green Logistics, Open Trade
Nik Delmeire, the newly appointed secretary general of the European Shippers' Council (ESC), has said it is time for businesses to measure, monitor and reduce emissions by freight transport. At the same time, the new European Commission should reduce existing trade barriers in the European Union. "Together these innovations can spur economic growth and create jobs," says Delmeire.
IGear Debuts 'Always On' Software Platform
IGear Online LLC has developed Always On, a new software platform for global manufacturers.
W&H Systems Launches e-Commerce Site for Allied Products Division
The Allied Products division of W&H Systems Inc., an integrator of material-handling systems, has created a new electronic-commerce website at WHEquip.com.
Champ Cargosystems Forms Forwarding Subsidiary
Champ Cargosystems has formed a new subsidiary, Champ Forwarding Systems DA.
Blue Star Now Selling Handheld Laser Scanner
BlueStar Inc., a global distributor of ADC, mobility, point-of-sale, radio frequency identification, digital signage and security technology, is now offering the Granit 1280i, a handheld laser scanner.
Kool Pak LLC Offers Expanded Services in Northern California
Kook Pak LLC is expanding its chilled and frozen storage services on the U.S. West Coast, through an agreement with Sierra Pacific in Patterson, Calif.
Crowley Joins With Seaboard Marine in New Vessel-Sharing Pact
The liner services group of Crowley Maritime Corp. and Seaboard Marine Ltd. have entered into a new vessel-sharing agreement.
Ending Ban on Export of U.S. Crude Oil Would Benefit Manufacturing, Study Claims
The manufacturing sector, already a leading component of the U.S. economy, would benefit significantly if the crude oil ban were lifted, according to a new study.
Retail Imports Predicted to Set Record in Final Surge Before Holidays
Import cargo volume at the nation's major retail container ports is expected to see a final surge and set a new monthly record in October as the holiday season approaches, according to the monthly Global Port Tracker report released by the National Retail Federation and Hackett Associates.
Rates May Be Tumbling, But Ocean Carriers Are Still in the Black, Report Says
Carriers can still make money despite falling freight rates, according to Drewry's latest Container Annual Review & Forecast 2014/15. Surprisingly, some medium-sized lines retain unit cost advantages.
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