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The United States and Iran have escalated tensions by striking each other's infrastructure, including bridges and power plants

The European Commission proposes ETS revisions, allowing longer CO2 emissions and boosting clean tech funding for industries

C.H. Robinson's AI success in logistics is a blend of technology, lean operations, and human change management.

AI agents are transforming supply chain operations, with drivers preferring AI for critical logistics updates, enhancing efficiency and…

Private equity firms express optimism for freight M&A in the next 12-18 months, driven by economic stability and recovering rates.

Intermodal transport is gaining traction as shippers prioritize cost reductions amid tight warehouse capacity and diverging rate trends.

Private equity firms often fail in asset-based trucking; success requires market cycle knowledge and strong management partnerships.

Azerbaijan is becoming a vital Eurasian logistics hub, connecting Central Asia, Europe, and the Middle East via the Middle Corridor.

Brussels Airlines CEO Dorothea von Boxberg is transitioning to the automotive industry after two decades in aviation.

Taylor Maritime Holdings has reduced its fleet to five ships due to increased deliveries, protectionism, and weakening market fundamentals.

Russian drone strikes caused fatalities and damaged foreign-flagged ships at Ukrainian Black Sea ports, intensifying trade route pressure

Multiple trucking companies are facing financial difficulties, with one firm ceasing operations and auctioning assets

Security risks for commercial shipping now extend across the entire Gulf region, beyond the Strait of Hormuz, INTERTANKO warns

Bilbao Port presented its heavy-lift and project cargo capabilities to Hitachi Energy and ERHARDT after handling over 3,000 shipments.

Armed assailants are believed to have boarded and seized control of the chemical tanker Asana off Yemen's southern coast.

US truckload linehaul rates saw an increase in June, according to Cass, despite a softening in overall freight volumes.

A recent tanker attack in the Strait of Hormuz, alongside fears of renewed Houthi activity, threatens dual maritime chokepoint disruption.

European airlines criticize the EU Commission's proposal to expand the Emissions Trading System to aviation after 2030.

Customs AI faces deployment hurdles as fragmented trade data and conflicting documents impede its transition from pilots to live operations

Unibarge Sustainable Bunkering B.V. has obtained the new ISCC Biomarine Fuel Operator certification, a key step for sustainable marine fuels

Industry experts suggest the SBTC's petition to decertify New York and California CDL programs faces significant hurdles.

The 13th annual Maritime & Arctic Security & Safety Conference is underway in St. John's, Newfoundland

DP World forecasts increased UK-India cargo volumes driven by a new trade deal reducing tariffs and boosting integrated logistics demand

Spain's transport ministry faces backlash for choosing a single-track upgrade on a crucial rail link, limiting future capacity

Renewed piracy and conflict in Yemen are jeopardizing carrier efforts to restore Red Sea and Suez Canal shipping routes.

Jerry Murphy, starting with two trucks in 2019, has grown his fleet to almost 40 trucks and 140 trailers, acquiring a 40-year-old carrier

MSC Cruises' LNG-fueled vessel, MSC World Asia, has begun its first sea trials from the Saint-Nazaire shipyard.

Brabant's provincial government may revoke permits for five poultry farms over nitrogen emissions, sparking political opposition.

The Port of Montreal's total cargo volume increased by 2% in H1 2026, while container traffic slightly decreased.

Mercedes-Benz Trucks delivered three eActros 400 electric tipper trucks with mechanical PTO to AVG Köln for waste transport