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USPS Head Leaves Behind Legacy of Controversial Cuts
March 24 was DeJoy's final day as postmaster general, with the USPS board of governors having hired a search firm to identify his successor.
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U.S. Ports and Rail Improvements Rated Best in Gloomy Infrastructure Report Card
The ASCE highlighted how aging infrastructure systems have become "increasingly vulnerable" to natural disasters.
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A.P. Moller-Maersk Extends Lease at Port of NY and New Jersey
The Elizabeth terminal handles more than 25% of the yearly container throughput in the port complex, and is the company's largest terminal on the East Coast.
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U.K. Launches Probe into Fire at Heathrow Airport
The probe will focus on the Heathrow's "energy resilience," to determine how the March 21 fire had such wide-ranging impacts on the entire airport.
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NTSB Recommends Evaluation of 68 Bridges for Risk of Collapse from Vessel Strike
The NTSB said the Maryland transportation authority failed to complete a recommended structural vulnerability assessment that would have shown the bridge was extremely prone to a collapse.
The wreckage of the Dali container ship. Photo: David Adams, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Economic Red Flags Pile Up With Nike, FedEx Warning on Outlook
Many companies were initially reticent earlier this earnings season to pin cloudy outlooks specifically on Trump’s tariffs. But the sentiment has shifted in recent weeks.
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Germany Seizes Russian Oil Sitting on a Tanker in the Baltic Sea
Western states have repeatedly complained about the risk posed to the environment by the fleet of ships Moscow uses to carry its supplies.
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CK Hutchison Flags Political Risk as Port Deal Upsets China
CK Hutchison has been caught in the crosshairs of increasing tensions between the U.S. and China since it announced an agreement to sell 43 ports.
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Watch: Implications of the Panama Port Deal for U.S. National Security
Nick Vyas, founding director of the Randall R. Kendrick Global Supply Chain Institute at USC, discusses the ramifications of the sale of two port-management contracts at the Panama Canal.
Implications Of The Panama Port Deal For Us National Security
U.S. Readying Plan to Overhaul Air Traffic Control, Duffy Says
Prior administrations have also sought additional funding to modernize the air traffic control system.
Jackson, Mississippi. Photo: iStock.com/CRobertson
Port of Seattle Slams Council's Go-Ahead for Nearby Housing Project
Previously, housing was not allowed in this area because it was considered a full urban industry zone.
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Shipping Trade Group Says Trump Port-Fee Plan Will Hurt U.S.
Bimco said that port fees are generally passed on in the supply chain, meaning that U.S. consumers would ultimately face higher prices.
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