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Breaking News: One fatality reported in Amazon warehouse shooting in Jacksonville, Florida
A huge police presence was witnessed outside the Amazon Fulfillment Center Tuesday night.
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Truckers charged in record $336M US-Canada tobacco-smuggling case
Thirteen people including truck drivers face charges in connection with a nearly $340 million smuggling ring that moved almost 90 loads of contraband tobacco into…
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Port of Savannah on track for record September
Georgia Ports Authority heralding performance before the month is done.
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Alaska, South Dakota secure funding for rail projects
Alaska and South Dakota received $6.9 million in grants from the Federal Railroad Administration for rail-related projects.
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CBP finds $3M worth of meth in cookie shipment
U.S. Customs and Border Protection seized narcotics valued at $14.36 million in six separate incidents in Texas.
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New Orleans man, just indicted in staged-accident scheme, shot to death
Garrison was a ringleader but not an organizer, authorities said; no higher-ups who arranged the accidents have been indicted
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DHL takes carbon out of LCL service
For DHL Global Forwarding, the coronavirus pandemic is no excuse for the ocean freight industry to neglect sustainability initiatives in the supply chain.
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CMA CGM cargo flowing despite ransomware attack
French shipping giant says in a tweet expected some 24 hours earlier that all maritime and port operations are functioning normally.
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Prologis Ventures managing partner sees e-commerce driving warehouse tech boom (with video)
William O’Donnell, managing partner of Prologis Ventures, the venture capital arm of the logistics real estate trust Prologis, cited a jaw-dropping stat in a discussion…
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Pandemic solidifies need for contactless driver check-in
In-person check-ins are not only time-consuming but also a risk to health as the COVID-19 pandemic continues to affect supply chains.
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