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Logistics: Page 87
Trump Targets Chinese Cranes, Risking Added Burden for U.S. Ports
While fees may not immediately impact operators because cranes can last about 20 years, there's little choice for places to buy ship-to-shore cranes elsewhere.
Duffy and Hochul Face Off Over NYC Congestion Charge
Hochul has a fight on her hands, and declining leverage in terms of Duffy’s threat of withholding federal funds.
Korean Shipbuilder Hanwha Seizes Chance to Build U.S. LNG Tankers
Hanwha Shipping’s expansion comes after the U.S. Trade Representative unveiled a proposal that would impose fees on Chinese-built vessels at U.S. ports.
DHL Halts U.S. Deliveries to Consumers of Packages Worth More than $800
Previously, packages worth up to $2,500 could enter the U.S. with minimal paperwork but the threshold has been lowered.
Alternative Fuels for Ocean Shipping Are Inevitable. But Who Will Pay for Them?
Progress toward slashing greenhouse gas emissions from international ocean shipping is well along, but the question of how ship operators will afford greener fuels remains unanswered.
Mazda to Pause U.S. Production of CX-50 Cars Destined for Canada
Trump’s 25% tariffs on imported cars and parts, along with Canada’s retaliatory duties, have forced Mazda and other foreign brands to balance short-term relief with long-term consequences.
USTR Sets Out Punitive Fee Structure on Chinese Ships
Under the measures, Chinese ship owners and operators will initially be charged $50 per ton of cargo, rising by $30 a ton each year for the next three years.
Progressive Expands For-Hire Trucker Insurance Coverage
Progressive's "Cargo Plus" endorsement provides added coverage for damage attributed to driver error, wetness, rust and corrosion.
Shippers 'Hit the Brakes' as Tariff Fears Trigger Booking Slump
U.S. imports fell by 64% between March 31 and April 8, while U.S. exports dipped by 30%, driven in large part by the fallout from sweeping tariffs announced by Trump.
Trump Border Czar Plans to ‘Flood’ Worksites in Deportation Push
Immigration and Customs Enforcement has arrested tens of thousands of people living in the U.S. without legal status since January, when Trump took office.
Watch: Investment Trends in Logistics: Where's the Market Going?
Aron Bohlig, managing partner with ComCap Holdings LLC, updates us on four topics in logistics tech investment: AI, visibility, autonomous warehouse vehicles, and the prospect for market consolidation.
CNBC Supply Chain Survey Shows Reshoring is a No-Go
Most companies said bringing back supply chains within the U.S. could as much as double their costs, and it would be more cost-effective to relocate them to lower-tariffed countries.
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