Problem Solvers offers infrastructure funding solutions
The 48-member bipartisan group’s “Rebuilding Infrastructure Report” called for modernizing user fees and incentivizing public-private partnerships.
The 48-member bipartisan group’s “Rebuilding Infrastructure Report” called for modernizing user fees and incentivizing public-private partnerships.
Both container and bulk terminals have a large number of projects planned.
While Commerce calls for increased domestic production of “critical minerals,” it highlights the need to boost investment and trade with countries friendly to the U.S.
Transpacific trade VP Jesper Stenback says APL is committing to truck turn times of 25 minutes for cargo pickup and 40 minutes for cargo pickup and equipment returns.
Mike Weindel is promoted to company president and Rita Andreone is appointed to board of directors.
Thursday will be the last day the current Regulations.gov system will accept totally new requests for exclusions from Section 232 measures on steel and aluminum.
Purchase of 179 million square feet of space from Singapore’s GLP is part of plan to meet e-commerce demand.
Industry expresses disappointment that Customs’ umbrella system remains vulnerable to shutdowns.
Six projects were selected from the 39 applications to receive funds in the Nationally Significant Federal Lands and Tribal Projects grants.
BE-GATE is designed to simplify the import and export of e-commerce goods.
The Group marks World Environment Day by reiterating its commitment to reducing its carbon footprint.
The e-commerce giant on Wednesday unveiled its latest design for the Prime Air drone, which can fly up to 15 miles, deliver in 30 minutes and carry items weighing up to 5 pounds.
Worldwide Flight Services will begin operations in the newly built 120,000-square-foot warehouse later this year.
The federal agency announces the names of 168 individuals and entities banned from exporting defense articles that require a State Department license.
The federal agency announces the names of 23 individuals and entities banned from exporting defense articles that require a State Department license.
The service will commence sailing June 17 from Osaka and provide weekly connectivity between North Asia and Southeast Asia.
Iranian citizen Peyman Amiri Larijani faces up to 20 years in jail if convicted on charges that he and co-conspirators facilitated exports of U.S.-made plane parts to Iran’s airlines.
Customers are expecting same- or next-day delivery, variable last-mile delivery options, high in-transit visibility, flexible or free return policies and always-in-stock inventories.
The legislation, favorably reported to the House by a 29-21 vote, provides $137.1 billion in budgetary resources and includes $75.8 billion in discretionary funding.
“Insurers have been warning for years that the increasing size of vessels is leading to a higher accumulation of risk,” says Allianz.