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Iceland Builds Arctic Port as Global Shipping Routes Get Redrawn

As global warming creates shipping routes that can cut across the northern tip of the planet, a new port is being built on the fringe of the Arctic circle.

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The Brexit Day That Wasn't Leaves Britain Counting the Cost

For more than two years, the clock ran down toward March 29, the day Prime Minister May pledged Britain would leave the European Union. As the drama rolls on, the costs mount from the Brexit day that wasn’t.

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Britain’s No-Deal Ferries Get Ready to Set Sail Two Weeks Early

Britain’s no-deal flotilla is getting ready to set sail, shuttling trucks carrying critical goods into the country starting Friday.

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Ship Operators Raise Alarms Over String of Vessel Fires

The international shipping industry is wrestling with a spate of fires aboard vessels at sea in recent months that have cost companies and their customers hundreds of millions of dollars in damages.

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Italy Is Ready to Lead European Nations Into China's Embrace

Italy is ready to lead other European countries into signing up for China’s new Silk Road, despite U.S. and allies’ concerns at Rome’s new openness towards the Asian giant.

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Ocean Carriers Have the Upper Hand Over Shippers — For Now

In the never-ending struggle for advantage between shippers and ocean carriers, the latter appear to have the upper hand for the moment.

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The Truth About Supply Chain Costs From a Logistics Perspective

Let's assume you have a successful product, a well-developed brand and a seamless manufacturing process. Now, you’re ready to take your product to the international stage.

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U.K. Firms Slam No-Deal Brexit Levies as Too Risky, Too Late

Under the temporary regime announced Wednesday, the U.K. would avoid slapping tariffs on most imported goods, though prices of key European Union products including beef, cheese and cars would rise.

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Fatal Amazon Crash Renews Concern About Cargo Planes

Passenger airlines in the U.S. have recorded a remarkable period of safety over the past 10 years. Not so the nation’s cargo planes.

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Freight Companies Want Faster Blockchain Adoption, New-Nafta Approval, Purolator International President Says

Blockchain technology and the United States-Mexico-Canada Act are top of mind for leaders in logistics.

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Brexit Trucking Permits Are Flooding In as Hauliers Fear No-Deal

The U.K. has been inundated with requests for permits giving truckers unimpeded access to the European Union in the event of a hard Brexit, highlighting mounting fears among hauliers that their business could be curbed.

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Six Out of Ten CEOs See Trump's Tariffs Helping

With the U.S. and China starting a fresh round of trade talks this week, a new survey showed more American executives see their businesses gaining from a potential increase in tariffs than being hurt by it.

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