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North American Class 1 railroads show strong Q2 earnings, leading to revised guidance and new strategic deals.

Growth in last-mile delivery for big and bulky items has halved due to a weak housing market and high mortgage rates

A $600 million verdict against C.H. Robinson is reshaping liability perceptions within the freight brokerage industry.

A $604 million verdict against a trucking company signals a new era of heightened liability and risk for freight brokers

XPO's acquisition of Con-way marked a pivotal shift from an asset-light brokerage to an asset-heavy logistics operation

A new app, RateSafe, helps truck drivers make data-driven decisions on loads by combining market data and personal metrics

A new platform seeks to boost trucking efficiency by reducing trailer idle time through automated repositioning and data insights

US trucking capacity is tightening due to regulatory pressures and driver challenges, impacting carriers and the supply chain.

Nussbaum Transportation's 2018 shift to an ESOP has led to a 35% driver turnover rate, driven by employee ownership.

Union Pacific and Norfolk Southern CEOs contend the proposed CPKC-KCS rail merger will improve service and lower costs.

UPS's Q2 earnings show underperformance amid a strong freight market, prompting questions about Amazon's impact and restructuring

Borr Drilling is acquiring Paratus Energy Services' jack-up rig fleet to bolster its presence in the Mexican offshore market

Maritime Partners has expanded its fleet by adding the M/V Lulu Hamilton, signaling growth in its maritime operations.

ArcBest reported a Q2 2026 net loss, impacted by a reorganization impairment charge despite revenue growth from market rebound

South Africa successfully drydocked its largest vessel in over a decade, showcasing enhanced maritime repair capabilities

US LTL carriers are closely monitoring economic indicators for an expected increase in freight demand that has yet to materialize.

The ship recycling market remains subdued globally, driven by weak local demand for end products and negative sentiment

BIMCO forecasts El Niño will create a new demand shock for dry bulk shipping, compounded by Strait of Hormuz uncertainty

Capesize vessel demand data from 2015 to 2026 shows shifts in the age profile of ships carrying iron ore and bauxite.

Capital Clean Energy Carriers Corp. reported higher Q2 2026 revenue, adding new LNG and multi-gas vessels to its fleet

The Baltic Dry Index has dropped to a four-week low, influenced by declines in capesize and supramax rates

Tanker operator Performance Shipping Inc. reported a substantial increase in net income for the second quarter of 2026.

TOP Ships Inc. acquired three newbuild MR tankers, significantly boosting its potential gross revenue backlog.

Bahri posted a record Q2 2026 net profit of SAR 2.75 billion, largely due to strong crude oil transport demand and high freight rates.

The EU has enacted its 21st package of sanctions against Russia, amending existing regulations and introducing new restrictions.

The Port of Savannah saw an 18% increase in container volumes for June, concluding its fiscal year with strong growth

Adani Ports reported a 10% net profit increase in Q1 FY27, with revenue climbing 19% year-on-year

A new £40 million project at the Port of Dover will reconfigure border control facilities to ease traffic congestion.

A Norwegian asset swap deal between Vår Energi and Equinor highlights the vulnerability of UK FLAGS pipeline systems.

Oil prices rose after US and Saudi strikes in Iraq, with Middle East tensions and US inventory draws supporting the increase