Escalating conflict between Israel and Iran is once again exposing the fragility of global fertilizer trade routes, particularly for urea, a nitrogen-based input critical to
A technical oversight on third-party shipping platforms led to merchant overcharges and potential lost business for the U.S. Postal Service. As competitive pressure mounts in
A wave of AI-driven change is approaching transportation management, with more than half of companies expecting to deploy autonomous agents by 2030, according to Manhattan
A temporary reprieve from U.S. tariff hikes sparked a sharp rise in global manufacturing activity in June, as companies across Europe, North America, and Asia
J.B. Hunt is targeting $100 million in structural cost savings through changes to how it manages assets, processes, and service coordination across its logistics network.
Canada’s top port is taking a decisive step to reduce its economic reliance on the U.S. The Port of Vancouver has launched a formal search
The U.S. has reached a provisional trade deal with Indonesia that lowers proposed import tariffs and secures major export commitments. But the broader global reaction
America’s warehouse market is recalibrating after years of aggressive expansion, with vacancies reaching levels not seen since 2014. A combination of paused leasing decisions, shifting
Apple signed a $500 million deal with MP Materials to secure U.S.-made rare earth magnets and build a domestic recycling line. The move highlights rising
E2open’s acquisition reveals a turning point in supply chain software: an industry shifting from suites of tools to end-to-end operating systems. A New Shape for
Escalating conflict between Israel and Iran is once again exposing the fragility of global fertilizer trade routes, particularly for urea, a nitrogen-based input critical to
A technical oversight on third-party shipping platforms led to merchant overcharges and potential lost business for the U.S. Postal Service. As competitive pressure mounts in
A wave of AI-driven change is approaching transportation management, with more than half of companies expecting to deploy autonomous agents by 2030, according to Manhattan
A temporary reprieve from U.S. tariff hikes sparked a sharp rise in global manufacturing activity in June, as companies across Europe, North America, and Asia
J.B. Hunt is targeting $100 million in structural cost savings through changes to how it manages assets, processes, and service coordination across its logistics network.
Canada’s top port is taking a decisive step to reduce its economic reliance on the U.S. The Port of Vancouver has launched a formal search
The U.S. has reached a provisional trade deal with Indonesia that lowers proposed import tariffs and secures major export commitments. But the broader global reaction
America’s warehouse market is recalibrating after years of aggressive expansion, with vacancies reaching levels not seen since 2014. A combination of paused leasing decisions, shifting
Apple signed a $500 million deal with MP Materials to secure U.S.-made rare earth magnets and build a domestic recycling line. The move highlights rising
E2open’s acquisition reveals a turning point in supply chain software: an industry shifting from suites of tools to end-to-end operating systems. A New Shape for
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