The ILA strike that commenced on Oct. 1 ended abruptly after pressure from industry leaders and the Biden
Ben Franklin included his version of an even older proverb in his famous Poor Richard’s Almanac. It starts out,
Businesses across the country, especially those with supply chains operating out of the East and Gulf Coast ports, are
Undoubtedly, the world changed in March 2020 and there’s no going back to the prior “normal.” Turbulence in
Cargo theft continues to rise in North America, reaching 49% in the first half of 2024. Loss per incident has risen
Expedited shipping is a critical need for businesses that rely on fast delivery of goods to keep production and
Way back in 1979, FedEx — then known as Federal Express — ran a clever ad campaign highlighting its ability to
Due to the early onset of the Trans-Pacific trade’s peak season and the injection of capacity, concerns continue to
The freight market has recently experienced a wave of positive developments, offering much-needed relief to
Manufacturing logistics is all about ensuring that raw materials and finished products get to where they’re supposed
