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AI at the Helm: Navigating the Shifts in U.S. Trade Policy

While the chaos surrounding new trade regulations may not slow anytime soon, those who embrace AI will find themselves better equipped to handle whatever the next change brings.

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Dockworker Union Ratifies Six-Year Contract at Eastern U.S. Ports

Employers got assurances that ILA leadership would work with local chapters to address a lack of labor reliability port operators say introduces uncertainty and makes it hard to plan.

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International Windship Association Launches Survey on Wind Propulsion Technology

The survey aims to will allow deeper understanding of the wind propulsion technology segment and low- or zero-emissions fuels and technologies.

Canopée, equipped with collapsible wings, combines diesel propulsion and wind assistance. Photo: International Windship Association

Taiwan Detains Eight Chinese Nationals After Undersea Cable Cut

It is very rare for Taiwan to detain Chinese nationals over a severed cable, an issue that’s taking on more importance not only for the government in Taipei but around the world.

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Watch: Drones for Food Delivery: Just How Practical Are They?

James McDanolds, program chair at the School of Uncrewed Technology at Sonoran Desert Institute, discusses the current use, level of technology, practical limitations and future of drones for food and beverage delivery.

Drones For Food Delivery Just How Practical Are They

Trump Plans to Move Forward with Tariffs Against Mexico and Canada

Trump reiterated his belief at a February 24 White House press conference that the U.S. has "been taken advantage" of by its two closest trade partners.

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Hochul Meets With Trump to Defend NYC Congestion Pricing

A spokesperson for Hochul says that the governor and the president “had a frank, candid conversation" about New York's nascent congestion tolling program.

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Survey: Freight Industry Prepares for Supply Chain Shocks in 2025

Also expected to throw a wrench into the works in 2025 is an anticipated shift to a more carrier-friendly freight market by the second quarter of the year.

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Five Supply Chain Disruptions That Can Jeopardize the Public Safety Sector

As public safety departments continue to adapt and overcome these supply chain challenges, collaboration between manufacturers and public safety agencies will be key.

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Automation Will be Tempered by Job Preservation: Port of Miami

“We’re a strong union port and we don’t believe in replacing jobs through AI,” said Hydi Webb, port director for PortMiami.

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Mass. Truck Dealers Push Back Against EV Mandate

One dealer is not even stocking 2025 models of heavy-duty trucks.

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Port Deal Talks Between Turkey and Abu Dhabi Fall Apart

The Turkish government has been negotiating with a group controlled by Abu Dhabi sovereign wealth fund since 2023.

Ship-to-shore cranes and shipping containers at the commercial Port of Izmir, also known as Alsancak Port. Photo: Moe Zoyari / Bloomberg

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