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The objectives, released Friday, largely mirror separate objectives released ahead of Japan and NAFTA talks.

The free webinar, “Fan the Flame: How IoT Data Fuels Global Supply Chain Business Intelligence,” can be replayed anytime using the link provided in the story.

U.S. technology developers warn the Commerce agency not to take broad, heavy-handed approach to controlling new technologies for national security purposes.

Restrictions on material from Bulgaria and China will remain in place until January 2024.

The first of its kind in the United States will be tested by Maher Terminals at the Elizabeth Port Authority Marine Terminal.

Chief executive officer appointed and board of directors elected.

But Harbor Trucking Association says the union is misrepresenting California labor decisions.

Penalty will make congestion and air pollution worse, say truckers and shippers.

The EU trade commissioner said on Thursday that Europe would not agree to accept U.S. quotas on automotive imports as part of any potential bilateral trade agreement.

Trade ministers from the three countries met in Washington on Wednesday as the governments continue efforts to reinvigorate the WTO.

U.S. Chamber of Commerce CEO Tom Donohue made several remarks about U.S. trade policy during and after his State of American Business address Thursday.

The Owner-Operator Independent Drivers Association filed a class action lawsuit against the Indiana government to roll back the Oct. 5 imposition of a toll road fee hike.

Treasury Secretary Steven T. Mnuchin met with House leaders in a classified briefing to defend the decision to remove sanctions against three Russian companies.

Owner of car carrier that caught fire on New Year’s Eve says the cause of the fire still is undetermined.

The Senate Finance chair wants to talk with congressional Democrats about what they have in mind for consideration of the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement.

ZIM, Maersk and MSC announce that they will share space on four additional services.

The South Korean ambassador confirmed his country’s parliamentary body has ratified provisions necessary to effectuate amendments to the agreement.

The European Parliament’s Transport Committee adopted a proposal to establish a “single window” through which the ocean carriers communicate with maritime authorities.

The 7,510-TEU ship is being towed and is still about 800 nautical miles off the coast of Canada.

Nonantum Capital Partners said it is partnering with company founders Ken Kellaway and David McLaughlin to recapitalize the intermodal drayage provider.