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Delta Pilots Approve Contract Raising Pay by 34%
The new contract raises the standard for contract negotiations underway at other large U.S. airlines.
Photo: Delta Airlines
Crew That Unstuck the Ever Given Says It’s Owed More Money
The firm, known for flying employees from one shipping crisis to the next, argued this week that the ship’s Japanese owners are preventing them for claiming a higher salvage award.
Photo: Bloomberg
Ohio Train Crash Puts Spotlight on Heat Sensors Panned as Unreliable
The railroad industry has defended the devices, saying they have helped reduce accidents. Deploying better monitoring equipment to the more than 1.6 million freight cars in North America would cost huge sums.
The scene of the Feb. 3, 2023, train derailment in East Palestine in Ohio. Photo: Bloomberg
ProMat 2023 in Review: The Latest (and Greatest) in Warehouse Tech
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In this epilogue to ProMat 2023, industry experts distill, discuss and deconstruct the latest in warehouse technology trends as seen at ProMat.
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Ashley Leiva is Women In Trucking Association’s March 2023 Member of the Month
Leiva and her brother have co-owned what is now Noemi Trucking, named in honor of their mother, for two years.
Photo: Ashley Leiva, Noemi Trucking
Supreme Court Weighs Future of New York Harbor Commission
Opponents say the agency imposes needless costs and red tape at the port. New York counters that the commission is as relevant as ever.
Photo: iStock / Edgar Feliz
Biden Envoy Says Automating Ports Doesn’t Have to Cost Jobs
It’s reasonable for businesses to look at investments in technology that would enhance production and efficiency, said Stephen Lyons.
The Port of Los Angeles' Pier 300 channel. Photo: Port of Los Angeles
Sam’s Club Adding Distribution Centers to Speed Up Online Fulfillment
Sam’s Club is the latest retailer to invest in new supply-chain facilities as companies seek to deliver packages faster.
Sam's Club Wholesale at Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio. Photo: iStock.com/Laser1987
Watch: Solving Retail Returns: It's About Profit, Not Cost
Retailers should change their mindset to view returns as a profit center, not a burdensome cost, says Itamar Zur, co-founder and chief executive officer of Veho.
Itamar Zur
Shell and Hapag-Lloyd Sign Multi-Year LNG Supply Agreement
Bunkering for these twelve new vessels is expected to commence during the second half of 2023, and LNG will be supplied in the Port of Rotterdam.
Photo: iStock.com/CreativeNature_nl
Norfolk Southern Accused of Trying to Destroy Evidence of Ohio Wreck
Adam Gomez, a lawyer for East Palestine residents, said in a court filing that it was “common sense” to keep the wreckage where it is for now.
The scene of the Feb. 3, 2023, train derailment in East Palestine in Ohio. Photo: Bloomberg
Deadly Accident Exposes Danger in China’s Rush to Mine Coal
A deadly mine accident in northern China is casting a spotlight on the dangers inherent in the country’s effort to prioritize energy security by boosting coal production.
Rescue workers at the site of collapsed coal mine in Alxa League, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region.
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