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Hapag-Lloyd to Invest in 22 New Container Ships

The carrier's fleet in the Panamax class (less than 5,000 TEUs), will be boosted by a mix of newly built long-term charter vessels and owned vessels.

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Quickcode Deploys AI-Assisted Trade Compliance to Enhance Customs Entry

Determining the right HTS code for a given product used to be done manually. Today, by necessity, it draws on the power of artificial intelligence.

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EU Moves Up Timeline to End De Minimis Exemptions

De minimis policies across the globe have allowed Shein, Temu and others to ship products directly from Chinese factories to consumers at prices well below market value.

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Poland’s Tusk Claims Railway Explosion was Act of Sabotage

In the past, Poland has repeatedly blamed Moscow for an alleged increase in the number of cases of sabotage, including a fire that destroyed a shopping mall in Warsaw last year.

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FAA Lifts All Remaining Flight Cuts Imposed During Shutdown

Even before the order was lifted, data from aviation analytics company Cirium seems to indicate airlines weren’t cutting all of the flights mandated by the government over the weekend.

Seattle-Tacoma International Airport on Nov. 7. Photographer: David Ryder/Bloomberg

U.S. Lowering Airline Flight Cuts Down to 3% Starting Nov. 15

The DOT and FAA announced that airlines would be required to cut 3% of domestic flights at the airports, rather than the current level of 6%.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy. Photo: Tierney L. Cross / Bloomberg

Sanctions Blight Arctic Route to China for Russia’s Oil Shippers

The snarls are evidence of how U.S. measures are complicating Russia’s oil trade, while not stopping it.

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DOT: Flight Reductions to Remain at 6%

The reductions were set to rise to 10% by the end of the week, but more air traffic controllers are coming to work because of an end to the U.S. government shutdown.

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How a California School District is Training Tomorrow's Logistics Leaders

With hands-on experience, students in Fresno, California, can acquire a range of technical logistics skills, and even get forklift and OSHA certified.

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Port of Seattle Prevails in Zoning Clash With City

The Port of Seattle criticized the council's initiative as "rushed legislation that will directly harm our city's maritime and industrial operations,"

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How IoT and AI Are Modernizing Rail Efficiency and Asset Tracking

As the rail freight sector accelerates its digital journey, the integration of IoT and AI stands out as a catalyst for modernization.

ATHENS, GEORGIA, U.S.A. - Jan 21, 2019: A railroad employee holding a walkie-talkie leans out from a CSX railroad locomotive, looking ahead up the track.

Some Airline CEOs Pushed Trump Officials to Justify Flight Cuts

Critics have questioned whether the decision was, to some degree, part of efforts to pressure Democrats to forge a deal to end the shutdown.

Seattle-Tacoma International Airport on Nov. 7. Photographer: David Ryder/Bloomberg

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