Slowdown in Warehouse Construction Could Extend Shortfall of Space, Experts Say
Vacancy rates are ticking up, but the increases have been slim, and space in big markets remains scarce.
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French Startup Raising Funds to Make Green Hydrogen for Trucks
Through its Carbonloop subsidiary, Climate Horizon plans to install units that produce synthetic gas and hydrogen by heating wood residues at extreme temperatures.
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Mexico’s Industrial Hubs Grow as Part of Shift Toward Nearshoring
The pace of the growth is putting a premium on logistics capabilities, including distribution centers positioned to quickly reach U.S. customers.
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Exxon 2022 Profit Hits Historic High for Western Oil Industry
Oil majors are expected to break their own annual records on high prices and soaring demand, pushing their combined take to near $200
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Amtrak Bottleneck Turns Biden’s Focus to His Favorite Rail Route
Biden has repeatedly expressed his personal affinity for Amtrak, which he used for decades to commute to and from his home outside Wilmington,
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Germany to Introduce Cheap Nationwide Public Transport From May
The move forms part of the country’s effort to reduce carbon emissions in the transport sector, and draws on experiences with an ultra-cheap
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Global Oil Trade Shakes Up After Fires at U.S. Fuelmakers
The winner in the shake-up appears to be refiners in Asia, who are seeing shipments from Canada surge to the highest in more
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SHIP IT Act Aims to Attract Drivers, Boost Capacity
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Boeing Pleads Not Guilty in Fraud Case Over 737 Max Crashes
Lawyers for the families argue that they were blindsided by the 2021 controversial deferred prosecution agreement with the government that granted the company
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Walmart Dangles 17% Bump in Starting Wage in Tight Labor Market
Walmart is also adding new college degrees and certificates to its program that pays tuition and fees for employees.
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