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Transportation & Distribution: Page 455
DHL Opens Automotive Competence Center in Brazil
DHL Global Forwarding has opened an Automotive Competence Center in Sao Paulo, Brazil.
Crowley Debuts LCL Logistics Services to Colombia
The logistics group of Crowley Maritime Corp. has expanded its service to include less-than-containerload (LCL) ocean and air-cargo lifts, as well as customs brokerage services, to Cartagena, Colombia from key points within the U.S. and Latin America.
A Look at Some Major Forces Impacting Supply Chain Management
A conversation with John Langley Jr., clinical professor of supply chain management at The Pennsylvania State University.
Centerbridge Partners Acquires Cardinal Logistics
Cardinal Logistics Management Inc., which provides dedicated and delivery domestic transportation services, has been acquired by affiliates of Centerbridge Partners, a private investment firm.
FirstCarbon Solutions Expands Partnership With Carbon Disclosure Project
FirstCarbon Solutions, a provider of software and consulting services to enhance the environmental sustainability of business, has expanded its partnership with the Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP). FirstCarbon will score companies' submissions on their greenhouse gas emissions and carbon-management strategies to CDP Supply Chain. The latter works with global companies to measure and understand the impact of climate change across supply chains. An independent, non-profit organization, CDP helps companies and cities to measure, disclose, manage and share information on environmental risk and opportunity.
Study of U.S. Inland Containerized Cargo Moving Through Canada, Mexico Is Released
Carriers shipping cargo through Canadian and Mexican ports do not violate any U.S. law, treaty, agreement or Federal Maritime Commission regulation, according to an FMC study prompted by members of Congress.
Lenovo Sheds IBM Legacy With the Help of ... IBM
Recently dubbed the world's second-largest maker of personal computers, Lenovo has adopted a new B2B sourcing solution from IBM for streamlining communications with logistics-management providers and contract manufacturers.
True Partners Take Over Stalled Project
When a giant project to deploy digital signage in a major convenience store chain's stores bogged down, a new installation company was brought in. Right away, it realized that it needed a dependable logistics partner.
Solutions for the E-Commerce 'Free Shipping Dilemma'
Online shoppers often abandon their carts when they see the cost of shipping, a response that has led many online sellers to offer shipping for free or a low, flat-rate.
As Global Economy Slows, China's Shipyards Becalmed
In another sign of China's economic slowdown, shipyards are now closing and half-finished vessels lie rusting. Prosperity is receding like the tide, and thousands of laborers have lost their jobs.
Bucking State of the Industry, Saudi Airlines Reports Impressive Growth in Cargo
In the first half of 2012, amid strife and turmoil across much of the industry, Saudi Airlines Cargo carried 251,500 tonnes of cargo. The number is a 26-percent, year-over-year, increase in activity. Cargo revenue rose 25 percent, year-over-year, during the first six months of 2012.
As Coal Use Declines, Natural Gas Has Been Good to U.S. Railroads
Burlington Northern Santa Fe railroad and Union Pacific Corp. are combating a drop in coal cargoes by catering to the industry responsible: the hydraulic fracturing of shale formations.
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