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Boeing Must Be ‘in the Green’ Before 737 Max Cap Is Lifted, FAA Head Says

The FAA capped output of Boeing’s 737 Max at a rate of 38 per month in the wake of a January 2024 near-catastrophe, in which a door cover blew off during flight.

Michael Whitaker, administrator of the Federal Aviation Administration. Photo: Bloomberg.

Bulk Shipping: A Key Strategy for Cross-Border Trade

Bulk shipping and consolidation strategies are emerging as potential tools for businesses looking to simplify their international shipping.

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Hamburg Port Workers Urged by Union to Accept Deal

Some rail operators were locked out of the Port of Hamburg on the morning of September 6.

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Is Christmas Coming Early? Retailers and Consumers Seem to Be Making it So

Consumer shipping habits may be echoing retailers’ more cautious inventory strategies.

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Norfolk Southern Probes Alleged Misconduct by CEO

Shaw’s alleged behavior was inconsistent with company policy and its code of ethics, Norfolk Southern said.

Norfolk Southern CEO Alan Shaw. Photo: Al Drago / Bloomberg

U.S. East, Gulf Coast Dockworkers Inch Closer to October Strike

The ILA's wage scale committee has finalized its contract demands and has voiced its support for a strike if those demands aren't met.

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Maersk Opens New Warehouse Facility in El Paso to Support Cross-Border Logistics

The facility is located five minutes from the Ysleta-Zaragoza International Bridge on the border of El Paso and Ciudad Juárez in Chihuahua, Mexico.

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Boeing Shares Gain on Optimism Labor Deal Will Avert Strike

The company’s credit rating is on the edge of being cut below investment grade, and output of the 737 model has been capped by regulators.

Kelly Ortberg, CEO of Boeing. Photo: Bloomberg

Los Angeles Harbor Commission Greenlights $52 Million On-Dock Rail Project

Project at Fenix Marine Terminal will expand capacity and cargo efficiency, provide environmental benefits, port says.

Fenix Marine Services (FMS) container terminal in the Port of Los Angeles, Feb. 2023. Photo: Port of Los Angeles.

Five Ways to Maximize Workforce Flexibility and Efficiency in High-Volume Hiring

By prioritizing workforce quality and focusing on compliance, businesses can ensure they’re bringing in the best candidates for the job.

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U.K. E-Tailer to Charge Shoppers Who Regularly Return Large Amounts Of Goods

Asos has cited the battle against high return rates as a significant part of its effort to cut costs, as it tries to boost profits.

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Onfleet, Fairmatic Partner on Safety Dashboard for Last-Mile Delivery Fleets

The platform gives fleet managers a snapshot of driver performance and miles driven, and uses that data to identify areas where companies can get discounts on insurance.

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