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There’s an increasing abundance of skittishness surrounding the future of East and Gulf Coast ports. The labor contract between the International Longshoremen’s Association and the United States…
Almost four months after acquiring the technology and IP of shuttered digital truck brokerage Convoy, Flexport has launched The Convoy Platform. The slimmed down technology platform aims to offer…
Chart of the Week: Inbound Ocean TEUs Volume Index – Port of Los Angeles, Port of Savannah, Port of New York/New Jersey, Port of Long Beach SONAR: IOTI.USLAX, IOTI.USSAV, IOTI.USNYC, IOTI.USLGB…
Freight shipments and expenditures continued to fall in January, according to data compiled in the Cass Freight Index. The Thursday report showed shipments were down 7.6% year over year (y/y) during…
Freight shipments and expenditures continued to fall in January, according to data compiled in the Cass Freight Index. The Thursday report showed shipments were down 7.6% year over year (y/y) during…
Last week, Maersk management announced that the company was suspending its share buyback program and cutting its dividend by 88%, signaling the end of an era when managing and deploying an enormous…
The views expressed here are solely those of the author and do not necessarily represent the views of FreightWaves or its affiliates. The logistics industry has undergone significant changes over the…
There’s a seeming contradiction in the macroeconomic and trade data coming out of China these days: Despite contracting industrial activity, low consumer confidence and a worsening stock market rout…
To comply with Fuel EU and EU ETS regulations, shipowners should deploy their most efficient vessels on specific routes and implement informed fuel and technology strategies, according to a recent…
The current spike in shipping costs caused by ocean carriers routing away from the conflict in the Middle East could seep into longer-term rates if the federal government waits too long to help…
