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What Peak Season 2024 Taught Us About the New Rules of Holiday Shipping

The holiday season now rewards precision over speed. The brands that plan early, communicate clearly, and set prices honestly will win loyalty long after the presents are opened.

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World's Largest Sailing Cargo Ship Makes First Transatlantic Journey

The 446-foot-long Neoliner Origin is capable of carrying 5,200 tons of goods, and cuts carbon emissions by 80% compared to similarly-sized vessels that run on traditional fuels.

The Neoliner Origin. Photo: RMK Marine

Hackers and Crime Rings Are Teaming Up to Steal Cargo, Cyber Firm Says

The attackers are particularly targeting trucking carriers and freight brokers, seeking to infect their computer networks with tools that provide remote access.

Tractor trailers carrying shipping containers at the Port of Los Angeles. Photographer: Eric Thayer/Bloomberg

Revolutionizing Supply Chain Resilience with AI-Driven Lead Time Prediction

Together, an electrical distributor and a tech company harnessed the power of artificial intelligence to address the persistent challenge of lead time variability.

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Supply Chain Innovation 2025: On the Rocky Road to Resilience

Beyond hunkering down in firefighting mode, it’s just as important that companies take a longer view of things.

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C.H. Robinson Reports Strong Q3 Results and Increased 2026 Targets

The 3PL says seven consecutive quarters of outperformance underscore C.H. Robinson’s disciplined execution and leadership in lean AI supply chains.

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Trump Touts Rare-Earth Win in Talks Showing Xi’s Strong Hand

In effect, the U.S. has now accepted a negotiating link between its own curbs on high-tech exports, like AI chips, and China’s rare earth controls.

Donald Trump and Xi Jinping shake hands as they leave after their talks in Busan. Photographer: Andrew Harnik/Getty Images

100-Year-Old Norwegian Research Ship Sails the Globe for Sustainability

The crew of the ship includes 25 professional sailors who live and work on the vessel in four-week shifts, as well as a rotating crew of volunteers, researchers and aspiring sailors.

The Statsraad Lehmkuhl docked in Seattle, Washington. Photo: SCB File Photo

U.S., China to Suspend Reciprocal Port Fees for One Year

China’s comments come just hours after trade representative Jamieson Greer said the U.S.’s focus is still very much on reviving American shipbuilding.

Port of Yantai, China. Photo: iStock/daizuoxin

Virgin Trains May Run Chunnel Service

Virgin will first need to enter into a commercial agreement with Eurostar, secure finance, access to track and stations, and get safety approvals from U.K. and EU authorities.

A Channel Tunnel train leaving the terminal at Folkestone, Kent, U.K. Photo: iStock/clubfoto

Boeing’s Q3 Shows Mixed Results

Analysts said that the size of the 777-9 charge was disappointing, but that they were encouraged by the company’s overall direction.

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U.S. Blocks Some Cargo, Passenger Flights from Mexico in Trade Spat

After dismissing recent diplomatic engagements as insufficient, the DOT has made it clear that the freeze on Mexican carrier growth will remain in place.

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