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Unions Vow to Fight $85B Rail Merger Over 'Catastrophic' Risks

One labor group warned that the merger would create a duopoly that would lead to higher freight costs, fewer service options and less competition.

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3K Truckers Taken Off U.S. Roads in Language Proficiency Crackdown

As of August 24, Texas, Tennessee, Wyoming, Iowa and Arizona are among the states that have removed the most truck drivers from service.

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Turkey Turns to Local Investors After Talks for Izmir Port Fail

The port has been owned by Turkey’s sovereign wealth fund since 2017 and is operated by TCDD, the national railways authority.

Ship-to-shore cranes and shipping containers at the commercial Port of Izmir, also known as Alsancak Port. Photo: Moe Zoyari / Bloomberg

To Manage Growth, a Logistics Tech Provider Looks to AI Instead of People

Troy Lester doesn’t expect to need more than another 10 full-time employees on staff — ever.
The reason, he says, is artificial intelligence.

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Watch: Driving Efficiency With Automated Truck Network Planning

A case study featuring Zach Cellar, operations manager with Ploger Transportation, and Ben Marks, senior director of solutions sales engineering with Optimal Dynamics.

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Mail Carriers Pause U.S. Deliveries as Tariff Shift Sows Confusion

Postal services, online sellers, consumers and shipping companies are attempting to sort through the costly and complicated process to comply with U.S. rules with little guidance from federal agencies.

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Amazon Business Arm Tops $35B in Sales

Amazon Business says it offers the convenient shopping and delivery experience of Amazon, along with a diverse supplier network, a global logistics network and AI-powered data analytics tools.

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Walmart Recalls Frozen Shrimp That Carry Radioactive Risk

Federal officials detected Cesium-137, a radioactive isotope, in shipping containers and a sample of breaded shrimp imported from Indonesia.

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Lutnick Signals Support for Union Pacific-Norfolk Southern Deal

U.S. rules require rail mergers to show that a deal would serve the public interest and enhance competition, a step beyond merger requirements applied to other industries.

Norfolk Southern, left, and Union Pacific Railroad freight locomotives in Burnside, Kentucky. Photographer: Luke Sharrett/Bloomberg

Amazon Expands Same-Day Fresh Grocery Deliveries to 1,000 U.S. Cities

The company initially tested out the service in 2024 in Phoenix, Arizona, Orlando, Florida, and Kansas City, Missouri.

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DOJ Challenges California's Emissions Standards for Trucks

Days before the DOJ's complaints surfaced, four truck manufacturers also filed a separate lawsuit, asserting that they've been "caught in the crossfire" between the state and federal government.

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Air Canada Delays Resuming Flights as Strikers Defy Stop Order

The union, which represents more than 10,000 Air Canada flight attendants, said it’s challenging the order and called it “blatantly unconstitutional.”

Air Canada planes at Toronto Pearson International Airport in Mississauga, Ontario. Photographer: Arlyn McAdorey/Bloomberg

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