The annual budget dance is upon us, and this year's tune features a significant nod to our perpetually beleaguered truck drivers. A House panel is set to debate the FY27 Transportation bill, earmarking a cool $200 million for much-needed truck parking.
Trucking fleets are awash in data from their advanced tech tools but can't seem to connect the dots to actual safety improvements. It's a digital age paradox hitting the asphalt.
The race to integrate AI in shipping isn't just about adoption, but the underlying foundation. Veson Nautical's report lays out five critical questions for executives.
The Florida Trucking Association has a new captain. Scott Perry, a seasoned exec from Ryder, takes the helm June 1. What does this mean for the Sunshine State's haulers?
GE Vernova is making a strategic play for robotics integration by acquiring Robotech Automation. This acquisition aims to accelerate the energy giant's in-house automation capabilities.
The data center boom is sparking a logistics gold rush, but most providers are looking in the wrong places. It's not about moving boxes; it's about orchestrating chaos for the construction titans.
We were promised flying cars and robot butlers. Instead, AI is getting grounded. The next big wave isn't about replicating humans, it's about building machines that do one job, really well, right where the action is.
The U.S. Navy's blockade on Iranian shipping is tightening its grip, intercepting dozens of vessels. But it's not a perfect seal, and the ripples are already being felt in global oil markets.
The AI gold rush is undeniable, but a rising tide of public and worker backlash is starting to challenge the narrative. Executives face boos, workers threaten strikes, and data center protests are mounting, creating an underappreciated risk for investors.
The parcel locker game just got a massive cash injection. Private equity and logistics giants are teaming up for a €7.8 billion play for InPost. Here’s what it means for your deliveries.
The Port of Los Angeles just reported a massive 10% year-over-year jump in cargo volume for April, a truly eye-popping figure given the choppy global waters. Spring goods are flooding in, with back-to-school and holiday inventory already making waves.
The days of chasing the cheapest labor across the globe are rapidly fading. Trade fragmentation isn't just a buzzword; it's actively rewriting the playbook for how companies source goods.
The sheer complexity of cross-border trade often trips up even seasoned U.S. importers heading into Canada. But what if the machines could untangle it all? AI is starting to do just that.
