05 Mar
Shipping companies and port operators are advised to re-examine their billing procedures for demurrage and detention to align with the newly introduced rules by the Federal Maritime Commission (FMC), effective
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29 Feb
Warehousing Jobs in San Joaquin County: The Dilemma of Focusing on One IndustryThe e-commerce boom has brought about a significant transformation in the lives of consumers, as well as entire
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28 Feb
The future of East and Gulf Coast ports is uncertain, with the impending expiration of the labor contract between the International Longshoremen’s Association (ILA) and the United States Maritime Alliance
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27 Feb
The battle for freedom of navigation in the Red Sea has intensified with the recent entrance of the European Commission's naval defense effort, along with continued strikes by U.S. and
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22 Feb
As the demand for next-day and same-day delivery continues to rise, logistics developers are facing a familiar challenge that residential builders know all too well: community opposition. Across the country,
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21 Feb
Boeing has announced a major shake-up in its management team, with the head of the 737 Max program stepping down. This decision comes in the aftermath of a January incident
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20 Feb
As the global economy continues to evolve and adapt to new challenges, the logistics industry is facing its own set of obstacles. From supply chain complexities to geopolitical tensions, companies
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19 Feb
The recent uptick in tanker rates has caught the attention of the oil market, with concerns over the ongoing Red Sea crisis driving up rates and raising the floor for
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15 Feb
The trend of subleasing is on the rise as businesses scale down the storage expansions initiated during the pandemic. Retailers and their suppliers are not only reducing their stock levels
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