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France Faces Wave of Transport Strikes on Christmas Weekend

The state-owned railway operator SNCF was forced to cancel one in three TGV high-speed trains because of strikes.

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What to Do When Volatility is the Norm

Uncommon Goods can experience sales spikes during its typical six-week peak period of up to 10 times the average volumes in Q1 and Q3, and typically does two-thirds of its business in Q4.

Uncommon Goods team members in ITS Logistics' facility in Sparks, Nevada. Photo: ITS Logistics

Exxon Is Avoiding Tankers That Previously Transported Russian Oil

Moves by big firms such as Exxon and Shell are increasing the pressure on owners to choose between serving Russian and non-Russian interests.

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Watch: Preparing for Record Increases in Parcel Rates

Rate increases announced by FedEx for 2023 are the largest in history, says John Haber, chief strategy officer at Transportation Insight. Shippers and consumers need to prepare now.

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China Calls on Local Manufacturers to Protect Nation’s Role as The World’s Factory

China is expressing concern as Apple diversifies its supply chain away from production there.

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Rolls-Royce Engine Key to Zero-Carbon Flights Ready for Testing

The next stage of development will see it spooled up using 100% sustainable aviation fuel, a kerosene replacement that’s set to play a key role in cutting net emissions in coming few years.

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Shipment Consolidation for a Greener Supply Chain

A retail consolidation program benefits both the supplier and the retailer, while making a significant difference in carbon footprint.

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GM’s Cruise Robotaxi Unit Faces Safety Probe After Three Accidents

The company said it plans to stay on course with its expansion, and that the technology is safe for the road.

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Watch: Getting a Grip on Volatility in the Logistics Industry

Performance documentation in this peak season is important to properly prepare for next year's peak parcel delivery season, says Justin Cramer, co-founder of ProShip.

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Railroad Workers Pressure Congress and Biden to Address Working Conditions

Railroad workers are organizing rallies across the country, and more than 70 members of Congress have signed a letter urging Biden to guarantee seven days of paid sick leaves.

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U.S. Container Imports Are Plummeting at Year End

The first reports from gateways on both coasts suggest container imports turned sharply downward last month.

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Commodity Shippers Nearing Insurance Cliff for Vessels to Russia

If the big reinsurers do ultimately stop covering Russia and Ukraine marine business, shipowners might turn to insurance from Chinese or Turkish firms.

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