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The U.S. military said two U.S. Navy guided-missile destroyers had entered the Gulf to break an Iranian blockade and that two U.S. merchant ships had transited the Strait of Hormuz, after Iran said it had prevented a U.S. warship entering the Gulf.
For decades, the narrative of the American economy was written in the shadow of shuttering factories. As production moved offshore, our economic engine shifted gears from physical goods to services and finance.
On Monday, San Francisco-based AI company Loop unveiled an expansive suite of capabilities that form the foundation of its Logistics Data Platform (LDP). The launch is aimed at tackling systemic logistics data challenges plaguing the supply chain.
Latest NewsGrowth in energy-linked project cargo exacerbates US rail car shortageMaersk passing $500 million monthly fuel bill to customers ‘in full’: CEOVPA veteran McCoy tapped as CEO of Port of VirginiaTacoma ILWU local attempting to block Husky technology effortUS onshore wind halt deals latest blow for project car
The automaker is still prepping for a $1 billion hit from tariffs in 2026 while projecting sizable commodity headwinds.
The United States has launched a major naval-backed operation in the Strait of Hormuz aimed at guiding stranded commercial vessels out of the conflict zone, with the first U. S.
Universal Logistics Holdings swung to a loss in the first quarter as continued weakness in its intermodal segment dragged down overall performance, despite modest growth in its contract logistics business. The Warren, Michigan-based logistics provider reported Q1 2026 revenue of $367.
Persistent precipitation this spring has resulted in rising water levels throughout the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence River basin and flood conditions in many tributaries.
(www.MaritimeCyprus.com) The Program of Studies in Supply Chain Management and Maritime Studies proudly hosted its annual Competition Award Ceremony, bringing together students, educators, and industry partners to celebrate academic excellence and innovation. This year’s…
Risk Intelligence: How the Russia-Ukraine war reshapes Baltic Sea risk
Latest NewsGrowth in energy-linked project cargo exacerbates US rail car shortageMaersk passing $500 million monthly fuel bill to customers ‘in full’: CEOVPA veteran McCoy tapped as CEO of Port of VirginiaTacoma ILWU local attempting to block Husky technology effortUS onshore wind halt deals latest blow for project car
Hantavirus outbreak reported on cruise vessel, WHO monitors situation
Amazon Supply Chain Services covers freight, distribution, fulfillment and parcel delivery, including for non-Amazon sellers, with 3M and Lands' End among its users.
Union Pacific will walk away from its proposed acquisition of Norfolk Southern if federal regulators order widespread trackage rights or line sales as part of their approval of the $85 billion deal. The only exception: If the combined railroad is required to spin off one of its duplicative main lines between Kansas Ci
Guyana has asked judges at the International Court of Justice to rule that Venezuela does not have a legitimate claim on the potentially oil-rich region around the Esequibo river, which has been the subject of a dispute between the Latin American…
President Donald Trump's administration has brought U.S.
CHIRP: Annual Digest of Reports and Insight Articles 2025
Mental health matters: Small actions, big impact
DHL Global Forwarding, leveraging the parent company’s in-house cargo airline, will expand dedicated air capacity for businesses shipping between Southeast Asia and the United States with the launch of three widebody flights per week, starting on June 1. The new service from DHL’s freight management arm will operate H
State producer QatarEnergy extended force majeure on its liquefied natural gas supply through mid-June, according to people familiar with the matter, as the Strait of Hormuz remains almost entirely closed to tanker traffic.
Risk Intelligence: How the Russia-Ukraine war reshapes Baltic Sea risk
Hantavirus outbreak reported on cruise vessel, WHO monitors situation
Risk Intelligence: How the Russia-Ukraine war reshapes Baltic Sea risk
Swedish authorities arrest captain of sanctioned tanker over false documents
The 185-acre site will be the company’s largest single investment to date, with a focus on small-volume parenteral products like vials and prefilled syringes.
Lessons learned: Fumigated cargo needs gas detection
In an era where supply chain volatility is the norm, companies are increasingly looking for ways to streamline operations without surrendering control of their strategic carrier networks. While many shippers hesitate to outsource their transportation management due to fears of losing visibility, e2open’s Logistics as
Fratelli Cosulich expands methanol-ready fleet series with second vessel
Risk Intelligence: How the Russia-Ukraine war reshapes Baltic Sea risk
Risk Intelligence: How the Russia-Ukraine war reshapes Baltic Sea risk
DNV: 38 new orders for alternative-fueled vessels in April 2026
Seafarers Happiness Index Q1 2026: Sense of uncertainty is the new pandemic
Risk Intelligence: How the Russia-Ukraine war reshapes Baltic Sea risk
Risk Intelligence: How the Russia-Ukraine war reshapes Baltic Sea risk
Risk Intelligence: How the Russia-Ukraine war reshapes Baltic Sea risk
Seafarers Happiness Index Q1 2026: Sense of uncertainty is the new pandemic
Mental health matters: Small actions, big impact
Mental health matters: Small actions, big impact
ECSA: European shipping represents 34.5% of the global fleet
Risk Intelligence: How the Russia-Ukraine war reshapes Baltic Sea risk
On 23 April 2026, the Council of the European Union adopted its 20th package of restrictive measures against Russia, amending Regulation (EU) 833/2014 and
In the continuing recent upsurge in Somali-associated piracy, the Togo-flagged oil products tanker Eureka (IMO 1022823) has been boarded off Yemen’s...
Ukraine launched a wave of drone attacks on targets across Russia on Sunday, hitting the Baltic Sea port of Primorsk and setting it on fire, and striking a number of vessels, as it steps up attacks on energy infrastructure and other targets.Ukraine's…
The compliance crackdown of 2026 has pushed a meaningful volume of used equipment back to dealer lots, and with the freight market recovering and tender rejections at 14. 43% as of late April, the pressure to add capacity is building for carriers who have survived the freight recession with room to grow.
Most small carriers have never heard of National Small Business Week. That is not a knock — it tends to get covered as a general small business story and the trucking press largely ignores it.
Walk a truck dealer lot right now and you will see something you have not seen in years: inventory. Real inventory.
On Sunday, President Donald Trump announced a new effort to help guide foreign-flag ships out of the Arabian Gulf, where hundreds of vessels are trap...
The Marine Environment Protection Committee of the IMO concluded its 84th session with a commitment to rebuild consensus on global shipping emissions.Nearly 100 delegations took the floor this week to voice their views on the adoption of “mid…
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May 3, 2026 In this episode of What's Going on with Shipping, Sal Mercogliano recaps a chaotic ninth week of the ongoing conflict and the dual blockades affecting global maritime trade. We break down the competing forces in the Middle East, the resurgence of piracy off Somalia, and the growing tensions in the Mediterr