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Port of Houston 'Hit Hard' by Foggy Weather in February

Total tonnage at Port Houston was down 5% year-over-year in February, with an estimated 14 days in the month impacted by fog.

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Boosting Supply Chain Visibility with Fleet Integration

Integrated fleet management systems simplify the fleet management process by offering fleets a comprehensive hub for all the information needed to manage operations efficiently.

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HMM Grows Green Fleet with First Methanol Ship

The HMM Green arrived in Busan, South Korea on March 26, measuring nearly 900 feet long, with a 9,000 TEU capacity.

HMM's first methanol-powered container ship, the HMM Green. Photo: Courtesy of HMM

NYC Congestion Pricing Raises $52M Despite Trump Backlash

After operating and mitigation costs were subtracted, the MTA netted about $40 million from February collections — matching the expected projections.

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USPS Head Leaves Behind Legacy of Controversial Cuts

March 24 was DeJoy's final day as postmaster general, with the USPS board of governors having hired a search firm to identify his successor.

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U.S. Ports and Rail Improvements Rated Best in Gloomy Infrastructure Report Card

The ASCE highlighted how aging infrastructure systems have become "increasingly vulnerable" to natural disasters.

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A.P. Moller-Maersk Extends Lease at Port of NY and New Jersey

The Elizabeth terminal handles more than 25% of the yearly container throughput in the port complex, and is the company's largest terminal on the East Coast.

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Three Ways to Make Supply Chains More Resilient in the First Mile

The first mile lays the foundation for everything that follows, influencing costs, efficiency and overall supply resilience.

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Port Authority Touts Female Leadership as Trump Blasts DEI

Highlighting this milestone makes the Port Authority an outlier in an era where leaders are increasingly wary about publicly discussing diversity.

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Houthis Threaten to Resume Attacks in Red Sea

The group agreed to cease its strike against ships in the region in January, but warned at the time that "any aggression" from other nations would lead to further attacks.

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Police Arrest Russian National After Cargo Ship Hits Tanker in North Sea

Local police say that they plan to continue to speaking to anyone involved in the incident, but have not released any other details on the identity of the man arrested.

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NYC Congestion Tolling Gains Ground with City Residents

About 42% of residents said the toll should remain, marking a reversal from December, when only 32% supported the fee while 56% were against it.

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