Sale of remaining Yellow terminals stalls amid court battles
Yellow still has 130 terminals that could be sold, but they’re not quite ready for the auction block, bankruptcy court testimony revealed this week.
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New Platform for Tax Good Governance
On 6 June 2024, the Commission decided to continue the work of the Platform for Tax Good Governance in the form of a new
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Navigating cargo preference is key to US energy buildout
Managing federal funding requires transparency, early coordination between logistics and finance, and early planning with MARAD in mind.
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Google researchers take aim at liner network design challenge
The thorny issue of running more efficient ocean carrier networks on a global scale has been a long-term quandary for liners and the software
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Importers try to push cargo to contract rates as trans-Pac spot market surges
Amid soaring spot rates, importers are booking as much cargo as possible under the allotments in their freshly signed annual service contracts, many of
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No industry consensus on duration of Asia-Europe ocean disruption
The return of regular voyages to the Red Sea and Suez Canal will signal an end to the current disruption on the Asia-Europe trade
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Barbara Yeninas, maritime communications pioneer, leaves 50-year legacy
Barbara Yeninas, who died May 31, is remembered as a passionate supporter of the container shipping industry, having cut her teeth reporting on the
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SEKO reinstated to US duty-free program, but still pursuing action against CBP
The forwarder says it has been “conditionally” restored to CBP’s so-called Type 86 program and has filed a complaint against the agency to get
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China’s ports still lead performance rankings, while India’s move higher: CPPI
The fourth edition of the Container Port Performance Index shows some changes in the annual list’s middle tier as ports improve and new entrants
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