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Daylight and encounter bans will be lifted at the start of October.

Acreage utilized at Ontario International nearly tripling in new 30-year lease.

Everett Eissenstat is the lead U.S. negotiator for international economic summits.

The growth rate is the slowest since the first quarter of 2017.

The United Nations is exploring potential uses of blockchain technology in achieving its goals of reducing poverty, ending hunger and raising living standards across the globe.

Allen Sutherland named VP of law; Messer promoted to sales manager.

Senate committee advances nominations of Karen Dunn Kelley and Peter Feldman.

The Maritime Safety Act of 2018 would require access to timely weather forecasts and voyage data recorders to float free after an incident.

Panelists will tackle “The Key to Frictionless Global Supply Chain Execution.”

Trump administration hopes to use legislation to vet investments into the U.S. by Chinese and other overseas entities.

Legislation would require Congress to sign off on any executive branch moves to adjust imports on the basis of national security.

American Trucking Associations says bill would provide “common sense” relief for drivers.

A comprehensive IT upgrade can be a tough sell to management, but cloud services may offer a silver lining, says Monica Rathbun of Denny Cherry & Associates Consulting.

Electronic network connects air cargo carriers with postal providers.

National Industrial Transportation League also wants more commissioners appointed to Federal Maritime Commission.

Last-mile visibility startup will use the latest funds to increase its product offering and workforce.

The busiest seaport on the U.S. East Coast handled 551,117 TEUs in May, its fifth consecutive monthly record.

Austin-based freight broker plans to grow staff, space and reach.

Norwegian company aims to transform the way shippers, freight forwarders and carriers conduct negotiations.

Maritime Administration accepting applications for piece — or all — of $6.79 million.