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India Is Said to Plan $3.4B Rail Lines Near China Border

The logistics upgrade is expected to improve civilian access and reduce response times during emergencies, including natural disasters or military mobilizations.

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Global Orders for Refined Fuel Tankers Sink to 9-Year Low

Despite a recent downturn in contracting, the existing order pipeline remains sizable, equal to nearly one-fifth of the current global product tanker fleet.

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BAE Accelerates Shipbuilding to Meet Demand, Executive Says

The company has been upgrading its shipbuilding facilities, including £200 million for the Type 26 anti-submarine frigate in Glasgow, to try hit its goal.

BAE Systems in Glasgow, U.K. Photo: iStock/georgeclerk

Cybersecurity Measures for Protecting Digital Shipyard Assets

To address growing cyber risks, digital shipyards should implement comprehensive cybersecurity frameworks, keeping in the loop people, processes and technologies.

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Geotab Traffic Data Research Project at Georgia Tech

The project embeds PhD students in company work teams to innovate and share knowledge.

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Nearly 70 Containers Fall off Cargo Ship at Port of Long Beach

Cargo operations were paused at Pier G, although no other terminals or port operations were affected by the incident.

Containers fell off the Mississippi cargo ship around 9 a.m. on September 9. Photo: Port of Long Beach

Union Says Amazon Illegally Fired Third-Party Drivers

In August 2024, the National Labor Relations Board determined that Amazon is a joint employer of subcontracted drivers who delivered the company's packages out of Palmdale, California.

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DP World Wins Contract to Operate Montreal Port’s New Terminal

The new terminal will sit on the St. Lawrence River, just northeast of the city of Montreal, Canada’s second-largest urban area.

A truck drives past shipping containers at the Port of Montreal. Photographer: Andrej Ivanov/Bloomberg

In-House Compliance: Supply Chains’ Strongest Defense Against Cargo Theft

The logistics industry is under siege by increasingly coordinated freight fraud rings. As criminals adapt, so too must the systems and people who guard the nation’s supply chain.

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How Technology Bridges the Trust Gap in Last-Mile Deliveries

Today’s technology, particularly network-based last-mile delivery, is making real-time visibility fully accessible while transforming shipper-carrier relationships.

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Report: Wisconsin Tops List of Best States for Truckers

Georgia, Iowa, Indiana and South Carolina rounded out the top five states for truckers after Wisconsin.

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Volkswagen Courts Trump Administration for Tariff Deal

VW is reportedly close to an agreement with the U.S. that would bring tariffs for the company under 15%, in exchange for sizable manufacturing investments in the country.

A Volkswagen plant in Mosel, Germany. Photo: iStock / aquatarkus

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