The latest business and logistics news from across the globe
These layoffs highlight the challenges of rising costs, shifting consumer demand, and operational inefficiencies across the industry. As companies adapt to a post-pandemic landscape, they are forced to rethink their strategies to secure their future.
By offering third-party shippers the same priority and access as its internal network, Amazon is positioning its air cargo operations as a competitive solution for businesses during peak seasons and beyond.
In the last week, Bluesky has attracted a staggering 2.5 million new users, bringing its total user base to over 16 million. This change in the social media landscape coincides with Trump’s election victory.
After a seven-week strike, Boeing’s U.S. West Coast factory workers voted in favor of a new contract with a 38% pay raise. This provides much-needed relief to the plane maker as it starts restoring production.
Backed by top venture capital firms, the startup, now valued at $2 billion, is ready to transform the robotics industry. Its versatile software shows the potential to adapt across diverse environments without specialized programming.
This incident disrupted live tracking services for over 400 retail fleets, including grocery retailers and DHL. It highlights the need for improved safeguards across supply chain networks.
California’s ground breaking sustainable fuel development can be the catalyst necessary to lead to numerous changes throughout the state-wide society, and country-wide society, to push for a more eco-friendly life.
Volkswagen, one of the world’s leading auto manufacturers, has announced historic layoffs, closures, and pay cuts for their hundreds of factories and employees around the world.
The rising job scarcity across the U.S. labor market reveals a complex landscape shaped by economic shifts, skill mismatches, and environmental factors. This demands more innovative solutions.
After 35 mediation sessions over 15 months, the Maritime Employers Association, representing port employers, noted that negotiations with the longshore union had reached a stalemate.
With backing from major investors, Cartage is well-positioned to lead the transformation in freight operations by providing innovative, fast, and adaptable freight coordination solutions.
Unilever has officially exited the Russian market by selling its Russian subsidiary and Belarusian operations to local FMCG company Arnest Group. This sale marks the end of Unilever’s presence in the region.
In line with its vision, this move supports Mastercard’s strategy to stay competitive by meeting the growing demand for easy, integrated financial management solutions.
As the EU moves forward with the tariffs, the focus now shifts to whether a diplomatic solution can be reached before broader economic consequences take hold.
The new screening guidelines are designed to help flag high-risk shipments and improve overall security measures for air cargo entering the U.S.
The merger will allow Alaska Airlines to improve its long-haul capabilities and compete with other major U.S. carriers, such as American, Delta, and United.
If a deal is not reached by October 1, the strike would have far-reaching economic implications by halting port activity and severely disrupting U.S. imports and exports.
If it goes through, the Qualcomm-Intel takeover would combine two of the largest players in the chip market and reshape the entire semiconductor industry.
These regulations will help maintain the integrity of the U.S. organic market by preventing inaccurately labeled imports from entering the country.
With this spectrum acquisition, T-Mobile will have the capacity to provide improved network coverage and bandwidth for underserved urban and rural customers.
This funding indicates renewed confidence in Intel’s capacity to meet the Pentagon’s requirements, despite ongoing concerns about the chipmaker’s global expansion strategy and recent market performance.
The funding will help expedite insurance verification, ensuring accuracy and speed while driving Nirvana’s expansion into new healthcare specialties.
By tightening de minimis rules, the Biden-Harris Administration is reiterating its commitment to protecting American jobs and industries from unfair competition.
Economists and policymakers will closely monitor the impact of this rate cut to assess whether it can provide the necessary boost to an economy that has shown slight recovery so far.
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