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Logistics: Page 23
How Logistics Teams Are Reducing Billing Errors and Protecting Margins
By embracing automation and moving away from manual data entry, logistics teams can transform billing from a cost center into a competitive advantage.
U.S., Iran Stall on Hormuz Reopening as Oil Supplies Tighten
Iran has shown little interest in loosening its hold on the waterway, insisting it wants to maintain a degree of control even after the end of the war.
Supreme Court Rules Brokers Can Be Held Liable for Unsafe Trucking Operators
Moving forward, the fallout from this ruling could be significant for shippers, operators and brokers alike.
The State of Warehouse Management and Fulfillment in 2026
With AI and automation evolving rapidly, warehouses are undergoing a major shift in how they operate and manage complexity. As intelligent tools become easier to adopt and automation becomes essential, top performers are pushing beyond small efficiency boosts. T
Freight Audit and Payment: The Critical Anchor in a Hurricane of Supply Chain Disruption
Most teams are making critical decisions with incomplete information. Not because they lack data, but because they can’t use it fast enough. Decisions are happening in motion, without a steady state. This report shows how Freight Audit and Payment (FAP) is becoming a layer for decision intelligence and financial control when it matters most.
DP World Still ‘Bullish’ on Africa Even as War Stokes Inflation
The global logistics giant is continuing its expansion plans for ports and infrastructure from Mozambique to Congo.
Agentic AI and the $706B Returns Dilemma
Today, dashboards flag costly return rates, suspicious refund activity, or locations with abnormal behaviors. The insights are helpful, but typically arrive after the fact.
Maryland Reaches $2.25B Settlement Over Baltimore Bridge Crash
The state said that it plans to continue to press separate a claim against the
Dali
's shipbuilder, Hyundai Heavy Industries.
Hormuz Shipping Threats Grow After Ship Seized Near UAE
While Iran has yet to explicitly claim responsibility for the incidents, a senior Iranian official reiterated the country's claim to the Strait of Hormuz.
Hormuz Oil Flows Fell Nearly 30% Last Quarter
Roughly 14.6 million barrels a day of crude oil and petroleum liquids moved through the strait in Q1 of 2026, down from 20.4 million over that same period last year.
Iran Widens Area it Defines as the Strait of Hormuz
The new definition expands the zone from 20-30 miles to roughly 200-300 miles, with Iran stating that it no longer views the strait as a limited area.
Behind the Logistics That Brought the Berlin Wall to Arkansas
Between March 31 and April 1, 2026, 36 pieces were spread across seven 40-foot containers, which were loaded onto a ship that departed from the Port of Hamburg.
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