NYK, MOL to pay $72 million to settle UK vehicle shipment claims
The two Japanese vehicle carriers are the last to agree to a settlement figure in a long-running price-fixing case.
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Policy shift clears way for surge in Mexican mining projects, cargo activity
A boost in project cargo demand is expected as delayed mining projects in the country start to come onstream in the coming years.
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CargoWise’s pricing model change could mark final milestone in market ascent
The ubiquity of WiseTech’s flagship platform in the forwarding market has placed a target on its back — one that grew larger with a
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Seaboard Marine revamps Gulf service to combine calls in Central America
The carrier this week said a new service it is launching is “designed to enhance reliability and significantly improve transit times” between US Gulf
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European Commission releases report on tax gaps to support competitiveness and fairer tax systems
The European Commission released the pioneer Mind the Gap report which offers a comprehensive assessment of tax gaps in the EU and its 27
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Reliance on contracts results in unused truckload, ocean capacity: study
A study commissioned by Freightos finds truckload shippers fail to use 70% of the contracted capacity they negotiate.
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US container volumes set for weak 2026 amid ongoing trade uncertainty
S&P Global’s outlook for the transportation sector sees US ports facing a volume decline in 2026 with the potential for recovery in 2027.
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Zim faces proxy fight after rejecting CEO’s buyout bid
The Israel-based carrier is urging shareholders to reelect its current slate of directors later this month after alternate nominees were put forth by dissident
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Rail service shakes off prior disruptions to close 2025 on high note
Average intermodal train speeds among the four US Class I railroads have exceeded year-ago levels for 30 consecutive weeks dating back to early May,
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