Month: December 2024

Italy has seen a 400% increase in cargo thefts over the past two years, fueled by organized crime and growing security vulnerabilities.

The Trump administration plans to overhaul EV policies, eliminating incentives and boosting domestic battery supply chains for national security.

The Diversity Study Group’s latest report highlights how effective management helps create inclusive workplaces.

In this podcast, Logistics Management Group News Editor Jeff Berman interviews Avery Vise, Vice President of Trucking for FTR Transportation Intelligence.

IATA warns that airline supply chain issues, including aging fleets and record-high order backlogs, will persist into 2025.

U.S. regulators have blocked the Premier Alliance, a proposed shipping partnership between three major Asian companies, pending further review.

The ILA and USMX remain at odds over automation in Master Contract negotiations, with the ILA opposing semi-automation due to job concerns.

Global trade is set to hit a record $33 trillion in 2024, fueled by 3.3% growth and a 7% surge in trade services, according to UNCTAD.

Starting January 1, USPS will end discounts for package consolidators delivering to its Delivery Units and focus instead on its USPS Ground Advantage product.

The U.S. DOT has awarded $4.85M to five marine highway projects, improving freight movement in Louisiana, Puerto Rico, Washington, and West Virginia.