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Oil Freight at $100,000 Piles Pressure on Crude Markets
The escalating shipping costs, however, are being offset by falling spot premiums in the current cycle even for OPEC producers’ crude, traders said.
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Watch: Responding to E-Commerce Logistics Challenges in an Uncertain Economy
As online orders begin to plateau or even drop, those providers who ramped up for the pandemic are well-prepared for direct-to-consumer logistics, says Mike McComb, senior vice president of global e-commerce for Pitney Bowes.
Mike Mc Comb
Watch: Understanding the True Cost of Parcel Services
Business intelligence has evolved into a digital tool that can bring a new level of transparency and visibility to the logistics industry, says Josh Dunham, co-founder and chief executive officer of Reveel.
Josh Dunham
U.S.-Europe Trade Booms as Old Allies Draw Closer
The U.S. has imported more goods from Europe than from China in 2022, pushing East Coast ports ahead of their West Coast counterparts in import volumes
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Airlines Still See Return to Profit Next Year in First Since 2019
Carriers should achieve positive earnings in 2023 for the first time since 2019, before the Coronavirus pandemic roiled global travel.
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Watch: What to Do When Online Orders Go Through the Roof
Online orders skyrocketed during the pandemic, and many third-party logistics providers were not ready, according to Robert Liva, senior channel manager at Pierbridge and Martin Hespeler, vice president of sales at Microlistics, both adjacent technologies at Wisetech Global Group.
Martin Hespeler And Robert Liva
Is Moving Manufacturing from China to Mexico a Sound Risk-Reduction Strategy?
The push toward nearshoring comes as global supply chains are scrutinizing their supply chains like never before — and with good reason.
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Ensuring Supply Chain Success in the Face of Climate Change
Between droughts, floods, fires and violent storms, climate change is already impacting ports, highways and factories, and worsening conditions will increase the pressures felt on the supply chain.
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California Looks to Ban Diesel Trucks at Ports by 2035
The conflict highlights the challenges that other states will face as they try to push heavily polluting freight operations toward clean fuels.
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Rail Workers Angry Over Schedules Are Voting on Polarizing Deal to Avoid Strike
A no-vote by the two largest rail unions on November 20 could lead to a crippling rail walkout in early December unless Congress steps in.
A worker walks across the top of a railroad grain hopper car at the Kokomo Grain Co. Inc. transloading facility in Edinburgh, Indiana. Photo: Bloomberg
Shoppers Spend Less, Leaving Companies That Deliver Goods Empty for the Holidays
People increasingly want to spend their money in stores, which is bad news for parcel and last-mile delivery companies that benefitted from the online-shopping boom.
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Tata Plans to Merge Carriers Under Air India, Nix Vistara Brand
Tata was selected as the winning bidder for Air India in October last year after beating rival suitors with a $2.4 billion offer.
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