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Visibility Begins with the Right TMS
Software alone can’t fully address the need for visibility. Companies need to expand their data sets by integrating functional and regional silos and formalizing supplier and vendor reporting.
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ONE Announces Transatlantic Services in Partnership with Other Top Container Lines
The three services will be operated together with CMA CGM, COSCO Shipping Lines, Oriental Overseas Container Line and Evergreen Line, as part of a vessel-sharing cooperation.
A methanol-fueled ship. Image: Ocean Network Express Pte. Ltd. (ONE)
Busiest U.S. Container Ports Set to Close 2024 with Record Volumes
The Port of Los Angeles will likely surpass 900,000 TEUs in December, and is on track to handle 10 million TEUs for the year for only the second time,
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How Cargo Thieves Capitalize on Holiday Shipping Rush
Over long holiday weekends, distribution centers and warehouses are known to operate with reduced staffing, offering attractive targets to would-be thieves.
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How Trucking Companies Can Weather Future Freight Cycles
Trucking companies need to invest in the resources that will help them predict and prepare for future recessions, and whatever else may await them in the coming years.
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Boeing to Spend $1B to Expand 787 Dreamliner Complex
Boeing is plowing money into South Carolina, a month after reaching an agreement to end a costly and contentious walkout by machinists in the Pacific Northwest.
A Boeing Co. 787 Dreamliner aircraft operated by All Nippon Airways Co. (ANA) under maintenance in ANA's hanger at Haneda Airport in Tokyo, Japan, on Tuesday, April 27, 2021. ANA is scheduled to release earnings results on April 30. Photographer: Toru Hanai/Bloomberg
Port of Portland Finds New Operator for Terminal 6
The Port of Portland has managed T6 itself since 2017, making it the only West Coast container terminal with a public operator.
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Canada Moves to Force an End to Postal Strike
The Canadian Union of Postal Workers denounced the government's order as "trampling on workers’ rights."
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Trump Throws His Weight Behind ILA in Dispute with USMX
ILA workers went on a short but crippling strike in October and, after securing a large wage increase, agreed to go back to work until January 15.
Photo: International Longshoremen’s Association
DHL Supply Chain Rolls Out Self-Driving Trucks in Texas
The company will use Volvo's VNL Autonomous vehicles, each of which will have a human safety driver present in the cab of the truck.
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USPS Lowers On-Time Delivery Targets for 2025
Lawmakers on both sides of the aisle were critical of DeJoy's plan, pointing to concerns over disproportionate impacts on mail deliveries to rural communities.
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How the Supply Chain Ecosystem Can Transform Your Operations
Businesses are prioritizing agility, resiliency and sustainability, as they navigate rising transportation and freight costs, complexities in demand forecasting, and gaps in visibility.
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