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Deutsche Bahn Loses Court Bid to Block Train-Drivers’ Strike

Germany is braced for another wave of travel disruptions after unions representing cabin crew and train drivers announced more walkouts.

Deutsche Bahn trains in Munich, Germany. Photographer: Michaela Rehle/Bloomberg.

Biden Budget For 2025 Fiscal Year Pours Billions Into U.S. Supply Chain Infrastructure

Biden’s budget looks to shore up ports and repair aging highways and bridges across the U.S.

U.S. Secretary of Transportation, Pete Buttigieg.

Finding the Eye of the Storm: How Retailers Can Thrive Amid Ongoing Challenges

It’s a great time to be a retailer in the U.K., with the current economic situation spurring retailers to innovate and adapt.

Buchanan Street in Glasgow. Photo: iStock.com/georgeclerk

DOJ Opens Criminal Investigation Into Boeing Over Door Plug Blowout Incident

DOJ investigators have reportedly begun reaching out to passengers and crew aboard the flight where a door plug blew out in January.

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Three U.S. Nitrogen Gas Manufacturers Bar Products From Use in Executions

It’s the first example of corporate action to stop medical nitrogen being used to kill people.

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Watch: Use Multiple Delivery Carriers for Last-Mile Success

All retailers, even those with private fleets, should consider multiple delivery-carrier scenarios for last-mile success, says Bill Catania, chief executive officer and founder of OneRail.

Bill Catania

Boeing to Tie More Worker Bonuses to Safety After Series of Lapses

The changes, which were communicated at an all-employee meeting on March 7, come two months after a near-disaster on a new Boeing 737 Max operated by Alaska Airlines.

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A Call for More Shippers and Carriers to Get on Board With ‘Decarbonizing’ Shipping

A select number of ocean carriers and shippers are racing to meet decarbonization goals for international transportation over the next few years. And they need help.

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U.S. Takes Action on Cybersecurity Threat to Maritime Infrastructure

The administration announced a U.S. Coast Guard Maritime Security Directive on cyber risk management actions for ship-to-shore cranes manufactured by the People’s Republic of China.

Los Angeles, California. Photo: iStock / KKStock

Deadly Ship Attack Means Red Sea Voyages Need Re-Think, Union Says

David Appleton, head of professional and technical at Nautilus, which represents more than 20,000 maritime workers, said the utmost priority should be the safeguarding of the lives of seafarers.

Ismailia, Egypt. Photo: iStock.com/vale_t

Boeing 737 Max Recent Rudder Failure Under Investigation

The incident is the latest involving Boeing’s top-selling jetliner, which was grounded worldwide in 2019 following the second of two fatal crashes that killed 346 people.

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Watch: Building Insights Into Supply Chains: A Case Study

A case study arising from an innovative partnership, featuring Erez Agmoni, global head of innovation with Maersk, and Krenar Komoni, founder and chief executive officer of Tive.

Erez Agmoni And Krenar Komoni

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