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Lawsuit Claims Amazon Excluded Low-Income Areas from Prime Deliveries

According to the lawsuit, when customers complained about slower delivery times, Amazon intentionally misled them to believe it was a coincidence.

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The Role of 3PLs in Managing Cross-Border E-Commerce

3PLs enable e-commerce brands to focus on growing their presence in global markets without being overwhelmed by logistical hurdles.

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Maersk Puts in Order for 20 Dual-Fuel Vessels

The vessels will range in size, with the capacity to carry between 9,000 and 17,000 twenty-foot-equivalent units each.

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How Leading Retailers Respond in Unstable Carrier Markets Matters

Retail leaders prepare for instability and the unknown. They withstand market volatility and mitigate last-mile interruptions by diversifying their carrier networks.

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USMX: Automation is Essential to Future of U.S. Ports

"Port operations must evolve," the USMX said in a December 3 release, responding to a statement from ILA executive vice president Dennis Daggett.

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ILA EVP Says Port Automation is ‘Everyone’s Fight’

“This is a pivotal moment in our history," said Daggett. "The decisions we make today will determine the future for generations to come."

Automated Guided Vehicles moving shipping containers to and from gantry cranes in a port container terminal.

Panama Bars Six Ships From Flying its Flag After U.K. Sanctions

The de-listing follows a pledge by Panama’s maritime authority in October to penalize vessels sanctioned by the U.S., European Union, U.K. and United Nations.

A tugboat navigates a container ship into the Culebra Cut from the Chagres River near Gamboa, Panama. Photo: Walter Hurtado/Bloomberg

Williams-Sonoma Lays Out Roadmap in Case of Trump Tariffs

CFO Jeff Howie Howie says that Williams-Sonoma has reduced the percentage of goods it sources in China from 50% to 25% over the last few years.

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Canada Post, Union Push to Restart Labor Talks

CUPW workers went on strike on November 15, with Canada Post telling customers to expect delays for mail deliveries for as long as the stoppage drags on.

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Baidu Wins First License to Test Self-Driving Car in Hong Kong

Autonomous driving and machine learning have been core tenets in Baidu’s broader ambitions to expand within the artificial intelligence sector.

A Baidu Apollo autonomous vehicle. Photographer: Raul Ariano/Bloomberg

Mexico Threatens to Bite Back Against Trump Tariffs

President Claudia Sheinbaum warned that the proposed 25% import tariffs on all goods entering the U.S. would result in mutually assured economic destruction for both countries.

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Sweden Asks Ship Linked to Cable Breaches to Approach Its Waters

The bulk carrier, Yi Peng 3, is currently anchored just outside of Denmark’s territorial waters, with vessels from Sweden, Denmark and Germany monitoring it.

The bulk carrier Yi Peng 3 anchored in the sea of Kattegat, in Jutland, Denmark, on November 20. Photo: Mikkel Berg Pedersen/AFP/Getty Images via Bloomberg.

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