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Logistics Companies Are Primed for ESG Success
The impacts of consumer demand on our planet are more apparent than ever, evidenced by dwindling natural resources and environmental pollution.
Three Technologies Helping Service Providers Work More Efficiently
Service organizations, like many others, are feeling the effects of today’s talent shortage.
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‘The U.S. Is Not Prepared’: Hot Temperatures Stress Transit Systems
With temperatures soaring in the U.K. and U.S., civil engineers and transit authorities say the heat is threatening rail networks across both countries.
The sun rises over power lines near Imperial, California. Photo: Bloomberg.
Cyberattacks on Port of Los Angeles Have Doubled Since Pandemic
Cyberattacks on one of the world's busiest ports have nearly doubled since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Warehouse Developers See Spark of Demand for EV Chargers
Warehouses may have to do double-duty as power providers as the push toward electric vehicles picks up.
Meeting the Growing Need for Same-Day Delivery
The number of shoppers expecting same-day delivery nearly tripled in a year.
An online shopper retrieves their package from the doorstep. Photo: Getty Images.
PMSA Asks CARB to Rethink New Trucking Emissions Regulation
The Pacific Merchant Shipping Association has written to the California Air Resources Board, asking it to rethink implementation of the proposed Advanced Clean Fleets Regulation for Drayage Trucks.
Pakistan’s Belt and Road Revival at Risk as Gwadar Protest Brews
The leader of a local rights movement in the Pakistani coastal town of Gwadar is threatening to launch a large sit-in protest this week — potentially jeopardizing the government’s efforts to revitalize development around the Chinese-controlled port.
EU Told to Prepare for Russian Gas Shut-Off
The European Commission has urged countries across the bloc to cut their gas use by 15% from August to March amid fears Russia could halt supplies.
Truck Protests Bring Port of Oakland Close to a Standstill
Truckers protesting the new California law that toughens the definition of nonemployee drivers have effectively shut down operations at the Port of Oakland.
Think Like a Boss: CPOs Need to Step Up, Broaden Approach, Gartner Says
Chief procurement officers (CPOs) must collaborate with stakeholders inside and outside their organization — and begin thinking and acting like CEOs, say the authors of a new report from Gartner Inc.
A close-up view of two colleagues reviewing data on a digital tablet. Photo: Shutterstock.
US Rail Logjams Face a Slow Recovery Amid Labor-Market Woes
At the Port of Los Angeles, Executive Director Gene Seroka describes a cargo bottleneck that’s bulging again on land and slowing railroad freight through Southern California.
U.S. President Joe Biden delivers remarks on supply chain bottlenecks ahead of the Christmas shopping season. Photo: Bloomberg.
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