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Truckers Oppose Biden’s Pick for Labor Chief Over Gig-Worker Law
Julie Su backed the 2019 California contract-worker law, known as AB5, in her previous role as the state’s labor secretary.
Julie Su Photographer: Al Drago/Bloomberg
In the Switch to Green Ship Fuels, What Comes First — Investment or Demand?
Key to the success of ocean carriers' decarbonization efforts is the switch to green fuels.
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Watch: Why the Trucking Industry Is Embracing Sensing Technology
The trucking industry and government are among entities highly interested in development of software-defined sensing technology, says Andrew Nelson, vice president of trucking at AEye, Inc.
Andrew Nelson
Drivr Launches B2B Platform for Cashless Tipping to Delivery Drivers
The company says the Tipping Platform not only helps customers say thank you to their drivers, but allows drivers to get paid more.
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Survey: Accelerating Reshoring Strategies Will Modernize America’s Manufacturing Industry
Nearly two-thirds of U.S. CEOs agree that there is enough manufacturing capacity in America to address the world’s supply chain concerns.
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Airlines Are Struggling With Engines Just as Travel Rebounds
More carriers are flying with the latest-generation turbines that — while as much as 20% more fuel efficient — also have been prone to far more frequent maintenance cycles than their more robust predecessors.
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Business Continuity Planning in a Disruptive Economy
In the new models for BCP, business continuity is best viewed as a widely collaborative endeavor engaging the right people across the enterprise.
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Norfolk Southern’s Call to Burn Derailed Train Cars ‘Jaw-Dropping,’ Senate Hears
Norfolk Southern’s decision to call for the burning of five derailed train cars was a consequence of poor communication by the railroad, a local emergency management official told a Senate panel March 9.

The scene of the Feb. 3, 2023, train derailment in East Palestine in Ohio. Photo: Bloomberg
Lowe’s Opens Warehouses to Improve Seasonal Distribution Efficiency
Many retailers are adjusting their supply chains to improve efficiency and get goods to customers as quickly as possible.
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Supply Chain Scaries: Coping With Threats to the Bottom Line
The wisest companies will take a proactive approach to risk management, predicting and preparing before reacting.
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Watch: In Transportation, Survival Is a Delicate Balance
A company's transportation portfolio needs to ensure balance and agility, says Jennifer Kobus, vice president of transportation at Ulta Beauty.
Jennifer Kobus
What Will Shape Supply Chains in 2023: Trends and Predictions
2023 will continue to present supply chain organizations with an imperative to analyze, predict and resolve issues before they arise.
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