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The self-driving truck startup selected the Matrix HPC storage system to provide flash-based parallel file storage capabilities.

Michael Noone is appointed president of TOTE Puerto Rico; Grace Green will take over as leader of TOTE Maritime Alaska.

The nonprofit Global Alliance for Trade Facilitation is working on modernizing the country’s customs bonding system.

DeMarco hired as chief commercial officer for Florida port; Wagoner tapped to head sales and marketing in western United States and Canada.

Federal government awards nearly $32.4 million in funding.

Port says the deepening and widening work will increase exports of U.S.-produced energy by nearly $40 billion.

Ground handlers operating at U.S. airports are overwhelmed by increased cargo flows.

Tweeting Saturday, Trump jabbed the Canadian prime minister, and a White House trade adviser mentioned a “special place in hell” for Justin Trudeau.

President Trump’s top trade adviser says a BIS settlement with Chinese telecom firm ZTE was a “personal favor” to Beijing just days after Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said it had “nothing to do” with bilateral trade negotiations.

The company is adding 200,000 square feet of warehousing space near the New Jersey/New York ports and 200,000 square feet in Maryland over the next 18 months.

The second-highest month of container traffic in the port’s history is logged in the midst of infrastructure improvements and wharf modernization project.

Knight is named general counsel; Tanggaard is first male member of Norwegian group promoting female participation in maritime industry.

Minister says country will review scrap imports to see which the country can recycle.

Owner of California shipping company also must complete 200 hours of community service.

U.S. citizens are prohibited from engaging in transactions with nine men.

Public listening session will take place at the University of Michigan on June 19.

Comments on the applications for exemptions will be accepted until July 11.

Sandler Travis trade attorney Michael Cerny said during a conference on Friday that the White House Office of Management and Budget is expected to pass the regulation back to CBP in less than 30 days.

Settlement that includes $1.4 billion in penalties and the “strictest BIS compliance requirements ever” draws sharp criticism from lawmakers.

Dockworker unions in the United States have been and will continue to be the “elephant in the room” when it comes to port terminal enhancements, especially on the West Coast, according to Gary Ferrulli, CEO of Global Logistics & Transport Consulting.