Cyberattack on Ceva Logistics warehouses in Europe impacts retailers
Ceva Logistics is scrambling to patch a cybersecurity breach and fully restore operations at eight European warehouses that fulfill orders for e-commerce retailers.
Ceva Logistics is scrambling to patch a cybersecurity breach and fully restore operations at eight European warehouses that fulfill orders for e-commerce retailers.
A rare stable moment in the U.S. tariff regime is likely boosting demand as trans-Pacific container rates strengthen.
The U.S. government will collect $5 million from a Taiwanese company and its U.S. subsidiary for an alleged scheme to evade duties. A multi-agency task force has collected over $1 billion for trade fraud in one year.
Iran is tightly managing vessel traffic through the Strait of Hormuz, but says a deal with Oman to re-open the crude oil chokepoint could be near.
Energy Secretary Chris Wright expects to extend the Jones Act waiver, citing its success in lowering energy prices in California and the East Coast.
DHL Group delivered strong results in the second quarter behind its Express division, which captured more heavyweight air cargo from logistics companies and AI-projects looking for reliable air capacity in a tight market.
An Indian-flagged cargo ship sank after a fiery attack in the Red Sea, as violence against Mideast shipping spreads across the region.
Investigators are probing an accident that claimed the life of a longshore worker at the Port of Baltimore.
Lufthansa Cargo profit grew behind strong demand in the second quarter, helping to move the airline towards its ambitious goal of becoming one of the three largest freight carriers in the world.
Matson exceeded Q2 2026 earnings expectations, fueled by strong demand and increased freight rates in its premium China service.
June container volume grew in the low double-digits y/y at the second-busiest U.S. import gateway.
Record first-half container volumes at Port Houston and historic cargo tonnage at Corpus Christi suggest shippers and energy exporters are still moving freight despite an uncertain global trade environment.
Ocean Network Express liners expect the coming quarter to carry 2026, raising its full-year profit outlook by 200%.
Atlas Air has completed a previously announced deal to take control of Air Atlanta’s freighter fleet and become a minority shareholder in the airline.
Australia Post has installed a mobile post office and parcel lockers at a defense base to support troops participating in a major military exercise.
Lufthansa Cargo is trying to unload its four Airbus A321 converted freighters despite repeated assurances it plans to redeploy the aircraft in commercial service, which have been grounded since the sister passenger airline that provided the pilots went out of business.
The International Longshore and Warehouse Union agreed to end their 42-day strike against a major California sugar producer that spurred sympathy walkouts at three ports.
Nvidia, the leading maker of computer chips for AI, plans a joint effort to develop a next-generation digital shipyard.
South Korea’s Hyundai Merchant Marine is shifting vessel orders away from containers to other sectors. Is this a warning flag for shipping?
Sellers of used products on Vinted’s app in Germany can now exchange products with buyers through DHL parcel and post collection points, including locker systems, the companies announced.