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Will Postal Service Rate Cuts Steal Business From UPS and FedEx?
The battle of the parcel carriers has begun.
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Canada Seeks to Lure U.S. Businesses with Lower Corporate Taxes
With Burger King planning to relocate there after completing its buy of coffee-and-donut chain Tim Hortons for about $11.4bn, Canada is emerging as the latest tax haven for U.S. firms fleeing a high tax code at home.
American Airlines Cargo Breaks Ground on Pharmaceutical Hub in Philadelphia
American Airlines Cargo has started construction of a dedicated pharmaceutical handling facility in Philadelphia.
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Airfreight Shows Slight Decline in August, Ocean Freight Picture Improves in Same Period
Uncertainty in the global market continues as the latest Stifel Logistics Confidence Index indicates a dip of 0.4 points in the overall measurement to 55.7. While the present situation remained positive, gaining 1.2 points from July to 53.5, the expected situation for the next six months stumbled 2.0 points to 57.9. This decline was particularly noticeable within airfreight expectations, which declined 3.3 points to 54.7. The sea freight expectation component declined 0.7 points to 61.0.
CEVA Logistics Expands Operation in Los Angeles
CEVA Logistics has expanded its freight-management operation in the Los Angeles area.
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YRC Freight Upgrades Three Terminals to Distribution Centers
YRC Freight has upgraded three of its terminals to full distribution-center status.
Globe Tracker Teams With Refrigerated Transport for Reefer Management
Refrigerated Transport Electronics (RTE), a developer of products for the intermodal refrigerated container industry, is partnering with Globe Tracker International (GTI), a provider of tools for global trade data sharing, autonomous asset tracking and data analytics.
Could You Use a Pop-up Distribution Center for a Little While?
While pop-up retail is not new - dating back to California-based Vacant in 1999 - the concept of pop-up distribution centers is a fairly new one. Following the same idea, it involves setting up a temporary distribution center in a specific location for a set period of time to meet a temporary need, then shutting it down.
Farmers and Their Crops Wait for Transport as Crude Oil Monopolizes N.D. Rail
The furious pace of energy exploration in North Dakota is creating a crisis for farmers whose grain shipments have been held up by a vast new movement of oil by rail, leading to millions of dollars in agricultural losses and slower production for breakfast cereal giants like General Mills.
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Old Dominion Expands Next-Day Service to Toronto
Old Dominion Freight Line Inc. has expanded next-day service to the greater Toronto, Ont. area.
ALK, Drivewyze Combine Mobile App Technologies for Truck Drivers
ALK Technologies and Drivewyze Inc. have put together a joint offering of their mobile apps for professional truck drivers.
Ryder Europe Adds 60 Reefer Trailers to Cold-Chain Fleet
Ryder Europe is adding 60 refrigerated trailers to its rental fleet serving the cold-chain sector.
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