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Flexport Sells Tech Company Convoy

Buyer DAT Freight & Analytics said in a July 28 statement that the technology is an ideal complement to DAT One, DAT’s flagship subscription-based load board.

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CK Hutchison Rules Out Ports Deal Being Completed This Year

The company has already missed a chance to ink a definitive agreement before a window for exclusive talks with the buying consortium expired in late July.

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AI-Driven Insights: What Retailers Can Learn From Returns

Returns will always be an issue at retail, but companies that tighten their strategies to reduce returns as much as possible can bring new life to their businesses.

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Port of Los Angeles Rides Pre-Tariff Cargo Wave to Record High Volumes

Meanwhile, international port operator and logistics service provider DP World reported strong container volumes for the first half of 2025 as well.

Los Angeles, California. Photo: iStock / KKStock

Panama Canal Eyes Tenders for Ports on Two Coasts

The Panama Canal Authority expects to open a tender to operate a port on the Atlantic coast and another on the Pacific, both of which would connect to a liquefied petroleum gas pipeline.

The Port of Balboa in Panama. Photographer: Walter Hurtado/Bloomberg

USDOT Announces $175M in Funds for Ferry Service Improvements

The funds will come from the Federal Highway Administration's Ferry Boat Program, and be used to build and operate ferry vessels, terminals and maintenance facilities.

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Teamsters in Seven States Call Off UPS Strikes

Although UPS reportedly agreed to settle several outstanding grievances, the Teamsters claim that the company is still violating the union's master labor agreement.

Photo: David Paul Morris / Bloomberg

Finnish Prosecutors Charge Tanker Crew Over Undersea Cable Sabotage

The captain and two senior officers of the Eagle S tanker face charges of aggravated sabotage and aggravated interference with telecommunications.

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Wildfires Briefly Shut Dardanelles as Heat Blasts Europe

Climate change is increasing the frequency and intensity of heat waves in Europe, triggering more extreme weather events.

Canakkale City, on the shores of the Dardanelles Strait. Photo: iStock/Guven Ozdemir

Ship-Signal Spoofing Spreads to Russia’s Pacific Kozmino Port

Until early August, the issues had been confined largely to geopolitical hotspots like the Persian Gulf, the Strait of Hormuz and the Red Sea.

The port of Kozmino in Russia. Photo: Konstantin Zavrazhin/Getty Images AsiaPac, via Bloomberg.

Designing the Future: Smarter AI for Last-Mile Logistics

AI holds real promise for last-mile logistics, but to realize its full value, the industry must shift from quick fixes to deeper transformation.

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FAA Proposes Extending Newark Flight Restrictions Through 2026

The FAA first moved in May to limit flights at Newark after a series of technology outages and air traffic controller shortages fueled a surge in delays and flight cancellations.

Newark Liberty International Airport in Newark, New Jersey. Photographer: Yuki Iwamura/Bloomberg

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