Bud Wright says the time is right to step down as executive director of the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials.
A lookout spotted the man more than 400 nautical miles off the Philippines coast.
Vessels travel from Puerto Rico to the Dominican Republic and on to the Virgin Islands.
Consortium seeks to advance technology and its transportation and logistics applications.
The Qatar-based maritime transport and logistics conglomerate is one of the first companies in the Middle East to use artificial intelligence to perform clerical tasks.
Global Shippers Forum complains about “conference-style pricing methods to impose surcharges” on customers.
The Class I railway said the work stoppage is scheduled to start at 2200 Eastern time Tuesday.
After both lost ground the previous week, one measure of spot rates ticked up 1.4 percent sequentially last week, while another slipped 1.1 percent.
Supply chain professionals would be wise to examine their bills of lading carefully as fine print like a forum selection clause can have a big impact in dispute resolution, according to attorney Joe Pangaro.
The move is designed to enable further collaboration in the transformation of China’s logistics industry.
The acquisition of Shipping and Airfreight Services is part of a long-term strategy to expand coverage around the globe.
French carrier reports revenue up 17 percent, a positive EBIT, but net loss in the first quarter.
U.S. exporters risk downplaying the Commerce Department’s Unverified List in their compliance checks.
The deal will include the consolidation of vessel fleets, staff and the global network of customers and offices.
UPS names former Xerox exec as marketing chief; Railinc promotes IT leader.
The Chinese logistics company says “Strolling Dragon” is equipped with cutting-edge artificial intelligence and superhuman vision.
The move is designed to deepen relationship, enhance services in Belgium.
The Salt Lake City-based company says the increase, the largest in its history, will impact about 60 percent of its drivers.
The announcement comes a little over a week after the U.S. Treasury chief said the measures were on hold for the time being and before the U.S. Commerce chief is set to visit Beijing.
