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Machinist Union Members Approve Revised Railroad Labor Deal

The approval by the machinists came by a narrow margin, and that may only partly ease concerns.

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Five Ways Shippers Can Reduce Risk as Peak Season Arrives

Despite the pandemonium of COVID-19, there are ways to reduce risk to smaller retailers as peak season approaches.

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Gas Exporter Sempra Infrastructure to Build New U.S. LNG Plant

The expansion is one reason there is a rush to add LNG tankers to capacity-strained shipping markets.

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Inflation is Crimping Shale Expansion, ConocoPhillips CEO Says

Lance also cautioned the federal government against any significant changes to the tax structure, saying it could have dire consequences for oil and natural gas investments.

Ryan Lance, chairman and chief executive officer of ConocoPhillips Inc., speaks during a Bloomberg Television interview at the World Gas Conference in Washington, D.C., U.S, on Tuesday, June 26, 2018. Photo: Bloomberg

Watch: New Package Delivery Strategies for E-Commerce Brands

Capacity, reliability and cost containment are the most important factors in successful e-commerce delivery, says Rob Glover, vice president of sales at OSM Worldwide.

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Kenco Group Launches Life Sciences Division to Serve Healthcare Sector

Kenco Group, a Chattanooga, Tennessee-based third-party logistics (3PL) provider, announced the launch of a Life Sciences Division.

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Chip Maker Qualcomm Sees Smartphone Slump Worsening

Two major chip manufacturers just slashed their outlooks for the near term, warning of waning demand for consumer products and lighter shipments from plants.

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East Coast Gasoline Pinch Worsens With Inventories at Eight-Year Low

National supplies of trucking fuel have remained flat heading into winter, which could mean higher prices across the country in the coming weeks.

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Retailers Rein In Returns

Retailers offering free returns have fallen by half this year, suggesting easy returns is another trend unlikely to outlast the pandemic.

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Russian U-Turn Allows Grain Deal to Resume

Germany's foreign minister said it showed what the international community could achieve if it refused to be blackmailed by Russia.

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Freeport LNG Hasn’t Filed Plan to Regulators as Export Restart Date Looms

Regulators have said Freeport needs to take a series of corrective actions that must be approved before a restart can happen.

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Why Retailers are Pushing Overstock Inventory into the Secondary Market

Retailers have invested heavily in predictive analytics to drive accurate purchasing. Yet they still have significant overstock problems.

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