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Shipowners Adjusting Contracts for U.S. Tax on China Vessels

The sector is already preparing for imminent additional risk, with new clauses that state companies hiring Chinese ships will bear the cost of any taxes.

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Boosting Supply Chain Visibility with Fleet Integration

Integrated fleet management systems simplify the fleet management process by offering fleets a comprehensive hub for all the information needed to manage operations efficiently.

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Combatting the Growing Threat of Freight Fraud

As the bad actors become more sophisticated, logistics-focused organizations must step up their efforts to detect and combat freight fraud.

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CK Hutchison to Delay Signing Panama Ports Deal, Media Say

It’s the latest twist in one of the most geopolitically complicated deals ever for the 96-year-old business titan.

The Port of Balboa at the Pacific entrance of the Panama Canal. Photographer: Walter Hurtado/Bloomberg

Port and Rail Union Rejects Pay Deal from South Africa’s Transnet

UNTU is demanding a one-year deal with a 10% increase — in addition to housing and medical allowances — and declined to take the final offer from Transnet.

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Watch: Cross-functional Dependencies of Last-Mile Delivery

All stakeholders in a company must work together on a last-mile strategy, not just the transportation department by itself, says Bill Catania, founder and chief executive officer of OneRail.

024 Cross Functional Dependencies Of Last Mile Delivery

Three Ways Retailers Can Impress Consumers With the Last Mile

With pressures mounting, last-mile delivery strategies must evolve beyond traditional carriers and fixed networks.

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HMM Grows Green Fleet with First Methanol Ship

The HMM Green arrived in Busan, South Korea on March 26, measuring nearly 900 feet long, with a 9,000 TEU capacity.

HMM's first methanol-powered container ship, the HMM Green. Photo: Courtesy of HMM

Dole Says Port Fees on Chinese Ships Would Hike Banana Prices

Because bananas are a low-profit margin food and cannot be grown in the U.S., the proposed fees would quickly — and noticeably — increase grocery store prices.

Dole bananas at a grocery store in Fairfax, Virginia. Photographer: Al Drago/Bloomberg

Watch: M&A Trends in Transportation and Logistics

Chris Wofford, founder and managing partner at Wofford Advisors, describes the current state of mergers and acquisitions in transportation and logistics, and what that says about the condition of the economy.

M&a Trends In Transportation And Logistics

NYC Congestion Pricing Raises $52M Despite Trump Backlash

After operating and mitigation costs were subtracted, the MTA netted about $40 million from February collections — matching the expected projections.

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Watch: Driving Change in the Truckload Market

Some stability has returned post-pandemic to the truckload market, says Chris Caplice, chief scientist at DAT Freight & Analytics.

008 Driving Change In The Truckload Market

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