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Maersk Breaks Ground on Atlanta-Based Air Cargo Hub

The new location offers direct planeside recovery, immediate unit load device (ULD) transfers to the facility and reduced processing fees.

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Tata Group to Build Battery Gigafactory in the U.K.

Tata will invest over £4 billion ($5.15 billion) to build the battery cell gigafactory factory, which is expected to create up to 4,000 jobs.

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Strikes Resume at Canadian Ports After ILWU Rejects Tentative Deal

ILWU Canada said that it did not believe the recommendations proposed by mediators would sufficiently protect port workers’ jobs now or in the future.

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Global Logistics Market to Exceed $16T by 2032, Study Finds

The global logistics industry generated $9.83 trillion in 2022, meaning the sector will experience a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 5.6% from 2023 to 2032.

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Inflation is Inflicting Pain on Supply Chains. Here’s How to Ease It.

As inflation lingers, the tough times for the freight industry are likely to continue. But shippers and carriers have the power to combat rising costs.

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Teamsters Head Asks White House to Not Interfere in Potential UPS Strike

During a July 16 webcast, Teamsters president Sean O’Brien said that he asked the White House to stay away on numerous occasions.

Miami, Florida. August 2019. Photo: iStock.com/Lawrence Glass

Watch: Safety and Trust: The Evolution of the Railroad Industry

Around 94% of hazardous material spills are due to trucking, and just 4% to rail, says Joseph R. Hinrichs, president & chief executive officer of CSX.

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Riding the Wave: Strategies for Building Resiliency Amid El Niño

Scientists predict an exceptionally intense El Niño pattern, reminiscent of the patterns observed in the early '80s and late '90s.

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America’s Most Crucial Waterway Is Drying Out

When water levels fall, it threatens to choke shipping on the waterways and raise transportation costs.

Low water levels on the Mississippi River in Memphis, Tennessee, U.S., in late 2022. Photographer: Houston Cofield/Bloomberg

United, Pilots Agree in Principle to New Labor Deal

The deal will help ease pressure on United, which has come under criticism after a series of delays and cancellations to flights, even as it experiences soaring demand.

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EPA Gets Tougher on Truck Emissions. Are Its Targets Achievable?

In April, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency proposed more stringent standards for greenhouse gas emissions from heavy-duty vehicles, beginning in model year 2027.

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TForce Freight Agrees to New Contract with Teamsters Union

Prior to the deal's announcement, Teamsters voted to authorize a strike had the union’s national contract with TForce expired July 31.

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