Canada readies ambitious legislation to reform supply chain
The coming legislation is part of a larger effort by Prime Minister Mark Carney to double non-US exports within the decade and boost supply
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Disrupted operations leave Germany’s northern rail network in chaos
Huge rail bottlenecks are being reported across the busy network, with carriers, forwarders and rail freight operators battling to keep cargo flowing as demand
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Hub Group COO, CFO leave company after $77 million accounting error
Shareholder rights law firm Hagens Berman said it is continuing an investigation into whether the intermodal provider “misled investors about having prepared its financial
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Bitcoin miner hits Zim, Houston with FMC lawsuit on delayed boxes
A Canadian bitcoin miner that faced customs delays bringing specialty cooling towers into the US from China alleges Zim and the Port of Houston
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Benefits of UP-NS merger erode on approval delay: analyst
Rather than single objections against the proposed transcontinental railroad, time is the real threat to this deal, writes analyst Paul Tonsager.
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High-and-heavy equipment makers tap into data centers for growth
Caterpillar and Deere are key global manufacturers of high-and-heavy cargo and considered bellwether companies for the ro/ro breakbulk shipping segment.
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Higher trans-Atlantic ocean rates plateau as demand rally slows
Spot rates on the corridor hit their highest level of the year in the first half of May, but there are mixed views on
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FMC collects civil penalty from Maersk on detention bills
The US maritime regulator said the ocean carrier will also refund third parties that paid detention bills and will limit future billing to shippers
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Early-stage tech fund targets maritime industry with $200 million
TMV said the new funding will seed companies that want to apply new technologies to the maritime industry, shipbuilding and related infrastructure.
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US ag shippers navigate creaky supply chain not built for modern disruption
Ag exporters have always faced logistical challenges because their crops are grown in the interior US and shipped through ports located hundreds of miles
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