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Worldwide demand for logistics warehousing, already at elevated levels, will continue to surge at least through 2024 as more space will be needed to support growth in multiple industries, notably e-commerce, according to a survey published Wednesday by real estate…

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They openly admit to hacking companies’ IT systems, stealing their sensitive data, and leaking it and putting it up for sale if they aren’t paid. But there are some red lines that the operators of the Marketo stolen-data marketplace say…

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United Airlines (NASDAQ: UAL) impressed a year ago when cargo sales jumped 36% during the early stages of the COVID pandemic. That was merely a warmup for the 2021 second quarter when the passenger carrier more than doubled cargo revenue…

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This is an excerpt from Medically Necessary, a health care supply chain newsletter. Subscribe here. The news: The Department of Health and Human Services, with assistance from an Air Force team, is researching ways to expand domestic production of nitrile gloves…

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This episode is brought to you by Emerge, The Digital Freight Marketplace. While market volatility is affecting everyone, you need an RFP expert to navigate the uncertainty. Industry expertise and technology for your RFP event, now and in the future.…

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Most automakers rely on “just-in-time” manufacturing to optimize production. That model requires precise coordination throughout every link in the global supply chain. And that’s where AIT Worldwide Logistics comes in. AIT’s automotive logistics professionals are the experts at developing resilient,…

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Canadian railway CN’s adjusted net profit for the second quarter of 2021 grew over 16% year-over-year amid a nearly 14% increase in freight revenues. Adjusted net income for CN (NYSE: CNI) in the second quarter of 2021 was CA$1.06 billion,…

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The Teamsters union now has a second contract in place with XPO. And the back-and-forth sniping on whether this is a “big deal” continues, with XPO (NYSE: XPO) putting out a succinct statement almost identical to what it said last…

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The Federal Maritime Commission plans to audit nine of the largest container carriers operating in U.S. markets to find out if they are using their market power to overcharge shippers on detention and demurrage fees. The Vessel-Operating Common Carrier Audit…

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