Shipper-paid spot US truckload rates still dropping
The market bottom remains untouched as the all-inclusive average spot rate paid by US truckload shippers fell again in March, declining in lockstep with
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Latest push for US shipping reform to test regulatory appetite
The long-term impact of container shipping’s moment in the sun — and in the crosshairs of regulators — will come down to which of
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New Strategies for De-risking Global Supply Chains
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Demurrage invoicing complications cloud FMC’s free time rulemaking process
The assessment of storage fees inside a terminal creates competitive pressures among marine terminal operators, their container lines customers, and the importers that contract
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ILA, Halifax port employers reach tentative labor deal
Both sides say they won’t disclose details of the tentative agreement that would last through 2025 until it has been approved by their respective
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Cosco Shipping Q1 profit plunge bodes ill for ocean carrier earnings
The Q1 profit estimates came as Cosco Shipping announced plans for a general rate increase on all dry and reefer cargo to the US
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CPKC may spur growth in Mexican intermodal market: analyst
Data shows there is significant room for growth in the Mexican intermodal market, something the joining of Canadian Pacific Railway and Kansas City Southern
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IDC Reports Steep Drop in Global Shipments of Traditional PCs During Q1 2023
IDC said COVID-driven PC shipping demands are coming to an end, caused by weak global demands, excess inventory, and a worsening macroeconomic climate.
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Hapag-Lloyd joins carriers nixing US storage fees when terminals are closed
Looming federal rulemaking over detention and demurrage billing policy continues to compel container lines to refrain from assessing free time fees on weekends and
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