In executive moves, a European commercial manager is appointed, new CEOs are tapped, a chief economist is hired and a CFO and CIO are named.
The action was taken after the Trump administration determined that India failed to provide the U.S. with fair market access.
No doubt these are unsettling and downright worrisome times, especially for those with global operations that conduct business with China and want to do the right thing.
The exclusions on such products as oil pumps, forklifts, garage door openers and medical equipment will be retroactive to July 6 and extend through June 4, 2020.
There was a significant outcry among customs brokers at the southern border after President Trump tweeted last week that he plans to impose tariffs on all goods from Mexico to pressure the United States’ southern neighbor to curb illegal migration flows, one representative of brokers told American Shipper.
Daimler Trucks announced it is establishing the Autonomous Technology Group as part of its effort to put highly automated trucks onto roadways within the next decade.
Honors also go to Dayton Freight Lines, Manhattan Associates, Southeastern Freight Lines and TQL, and Port of Long Beach scholarship recipients are announced.
The port and the St. Louis Regional Freightway are seeking to form a relationship to explore opportunities that support growth in both cities.
Dockworkers return to work Thursday afternoon after all-night negotiations.
Judge says New York must concur with New Jersey’s desire to leave the bi-state law enforcement agency.
The programs are offered at Florida International University and the University of North Florida, which opened registration for its initial course Friday.
Consultant warns exporters still need to exercise common sense to ensure there’s no suggestion that the integrity of an export transaction is suspect.
The administration sent to Congress a draft statement to propel USMCA implementing legislation Thursday, the same day Trump tweeted he plans to impose tariffs on Mexico.
Attorney reports difficulties for U.S. firms as China moves from national to provincial registration of non-vessel operating common carriers.
Robert Brasher is succeeding Patrick O’Malley as vice president and CCO, and material handling industry veteran James Heuker is hired.
COAC’s Northern Triangle Working Group gains momentum with 50 members and involvement from nongovernmental organizations and the United Nations.
Swiss company rebrands and names new management team, Indiana-based firm hires a national fleet sales manager and insurance union appoints an ambassador for Asia.
President Donald Trump said last week that talks would not continue until Democratic lawmakers “get these phony investigations over with.”
Logisticians can’t help with recovery operations if their businesses aren’t prepared, says Kathy Fulton, executive director of the American Logistics Aid Network.
Maritime shipping interests have asked the Canadian government to consider building the icebreakers as part of $15.7 billion Canadian Coast Guard fleet renewal.
