Judge's ruling allows Dominion Energy to resume construction of CVOW The Trump Administration's latest efforts to cripple the U.S. offshore wind industry have met their third legal set back in the course of a week. Today the U.S. District Court for the
VIDEO: Incat Tasmania starts harbor trials of Hull 096, the world's largest battery-electric ship Incat Tasmania has marked another milestone in maritime decarbonization with the world's largest battery-electric ship, still referred to by the shipbuilder only as Hull 096, commencing harbor trials on Tasmania's River Derwent
Ports of Indiana names Brady Jacoba CCO Ports of Indiana has appointed Brady Jacoba as chief commercial officer. He brings three decades of expertise in real estate, sales, marketing, and economic development to the state port authority, which manages
VIDEO: Cargill-chartered green methanol fueled Brave Pioneer enters service Agribusiness giant Cargill reports that Brave Pioneer, the first of five green methanol dual-fuel dry bulk vessels chartered by the company, has commenced its maiden voyage. It says that the deployment of
Fleetzero raises $43M in series A funding Hybrid and electric propulsion innovator Fleetzero has raised $43 million in Series A financing and opened a new manufacturing and R&D facility in Houston. The financing round was led by Obvious Ventures,
ABS and Fleetzero advance containerized marine battery systems ABS and Fleetzero have signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to explore the technical requirements for containerized battery systems for maritime use. The agreement sets a framework to review system designs and configurations. It also supports the development of testing methods and quality control processes to ensure safety as new commercial battery solutions enter the market. ABS will contr
AD Ports Group signs AED 840m KEZAD Land deal AD Ports Group has signed an AED 840 million land sale agreement with Danube Properties. The deal supports a major residential and mixed-use development at KEZAD Town Centre in Abu Dhabi. The transaction covers around one million square metres of freehold land. It marks the second major land sale within the 16 square kilometre KEZAD Town Centre area. AD Ports Group completed the first deal with M
Wan Hai and Interasia revise NS5 service and launch TVS Wan Hai Lines and Interasia Lines are set to introduce significant changes to their NS5 service from next month, while also launching a new service branded TVS, according to Alphaliner. Under the revised NS5 configuration, Kawasaki will be replaced by Chiba in Japan. In addition, the calls at Taipei and Taichung will be removed, while new calls will be introduced at Xiamen, Shenzhen (Shekou), Gua
Messina resumes calls to Syria Messina Line has resumed operations in Syria, with the port of Latakia now included in the carrier's Red Sea, Gulf and IPAK service network, according to Dynaliners. The move marks Messina's return to the Syrian market, integrating Latakia into a broad rotation that links Southern Europe, the Middle East, the Indian subcontinent and North Africa. The service connects Castellon, Barcelona, Marseil
Drewry World Container Index falls 4% to $2,445 Drewry's World Container Index (WCI) fell 4% this week, reaching $2,445 per 40ft container. The decline was driven by weaker rates on the Transpacific and Asia-Europe trade routes. Spot rates from Shanghai to New York dropped 10% to $3,568 per 40ft container, while Shanghai-Los Angeles rates fell 7% to $2,909. Despite expectations of upward pressure from the upcoming Chinese New Year factory shut
Egypt and Djibouti agree cooperation on new container terminal Egypt's Holding Company for Maritime and Land Transport and Djibouti's Djibouti Ports and Free Zones Authority have signed a memorandum of understanding to cooperate on the development of a new container terminal in Djibouti, according to Dynaliners. The agreement also involves Great Horn Investment Holding, with all parties being state-owned or state-controlled entities. The planned terminal wil
MSC secures construction permit for new Baltimore container terminal Plans to develop a new container terminal at Sparrow's Point in Baltimore have taken a significant step forward after the US Army Corps of Engineers and federal authorities granted the required construction permits. The new container facility will be operated by a joint venture between MSC's terminal arm, Terminal Investment Limited (TIL), and TradePoint Atlantic. The project is set to transform
Cosco orders 18 new container vessels Cosco Shipping Holdings has placed orders for 18 new container vessels, adding momentum to the wider Cosco Group's previously announced shipbuilding programme. This content is locked Select a CN Premium Subscription Package To Unlock The Content! The post appeared first on Container News .
HMM won't retry Hyundai LNG bid, says Busan move difficult HMM CEO Choi Won-hyuk said South Korea's flagship container carrier will not consider buying back its former liquefied natural gas (LNG) shipping arm, Hyundai LNG Shipping. The company sold its LNG business, mainly comprising long-term shipping contracts with state-controlled LNG importer Korea Gas Corporation to private equity firm IMM for around US$1 billion in 2014 to raise money. IMM wants to
Contships Logistics completes senior unsecured bond tap Contships Logistics Corp., the world's largest independent owner of container feeder vessels, has successfully completed a USD 25 million tap issue of its outstanding senior unsecured sustainability-linked bond due 11 February 2030. The company operates a specialised fleet focused on vessels between 900 TEU and 2,000 TEU and currently has 32 container feeder vessels in operation. The tap issue wa
HMM partners with HD Korea Shipbuilding & Offshore Engineering and Avikus on AI navigation HMM has partnered with HD Korea Shipbuilding & Offshore Engineering and Avikus to advance AI-based autonomous navigation technologies. The company signed contracts with Avikus to introduce autonomous navigation solutions across its fleet. In parallel, the three companies entered into a memorandum of understanding covering joint research and technical cooperation. HMM will first deploy the technol
Container shipping braces for oversupply storm as 2027 downturn looms Record vessel deliveries from 2023's ordering frenzy are flooding the market just as demand growth stalls, setting the stage for the industry's worst capacity glut since 2016 with the crisis peak still two years away. This content is locked Select a CN Premium Subscription Package To Unlock The Content! The post appeared first on Container News .
The investments orientation of UAE port operators (maps+charts) Two strategies emerge from disruption: DP World deepens logistics integration across established corridors while AD Ports Group executes rapid emerging market expansion radiating from Abu Dhabi hub. This content is locked Select a CN Premium Subscription Package To Unlock The Content! The post appeared first on Container News .
Freightos Q4 2025 KPIs beat expectations Freightos has reported stronger-than-expected key performance indicators for the fourth quarter of 2025, underscoring continued momentum across its digital freight booking platform. The Barcelona-based company said Q4 transactions reached 445,000, marking a 27% year-on-year increase. The figure slightly exceeded management's expectations and capped the company's 24th consecutive quarter of record
Port of Oakland ends 2025 with stable cargo volumes The Port of Oakland handled 179,580 TEUs in December 2025, down 1.7% from last year, closing the year with stable overall volumes despite uneven global trade. Full containers totaled 140,050 TEUs, down 3.0%. Loaded imports fell 12.8%, while exports rose 10.9%. Empty containers reached 39,530 TEUs, up 3.4%, reflecting year-end equipment repositioning. For the full year, Oakland processed 2,253,976
KEZAD Group signs 50-year lease with Jotun Abu Dhabi for AED 450M facility KEZAD Group and Jotun Abu Dhabi have signed a 50-year land lease in ICAD - KEZAD Musaffah. Jotun will invest AED 450 million to build an 83,177 sqm state-of-the-art facility for manufacturing, selling, and distributing paints and coatings. The project will create around 200 jobs and replace their existing 22,000 sqm site. Abdullah Al Hameli, CEO of Economic Cities & Free Zones, AD Ports Group, sa
James Kemball expands Felixstowe off-dock capacity James Kemball has become the largest off-dock container storage provider in Felixstowe following the acquisition of a new site close to the port. The transport and storage company has acquired a six-acre site less than a quarter of a mile from the Port of Felixstowe. The site was purchased last month from Genesee & Wyoming Inc and is already operational, with additional services planned. The acqu
How Jeddah lost 300,000 TEUs to Jebel Ali in eight months When Houthi attacks forced carriers to abandon the Red Sea in late 2023, Saudi Arabia's flagship port didn't just lose ship calls it hemorrhaged its strategic future. This content is locked Select a CN Premium Subscription Package To Unlock The Content! The post appeared first on Container News .
Port of Rotterdam implements innovative tendering process for CO2e reduction The Port of Rotterdam Authority has set up a tendering process whereby initiators receive compensation if their activities reduce greenhouse gas emissions in the port area. The essence of 'Carbonbid', as the process is called, is that it supports projects that reduce the most CO2 equivalent at the lowest cost. The outcome of the first Carbonbid process is that eight projects will together reduce
Matson releases preliminary 4Q25 results and 2026 outlook Matson, Inc. has announced its preliminary financial results for the fourth quarter of 2025, provided an outlook for consolidated operating income in 2026, and confirmed that its fourth-quarter earnings call will take place on 24 February 2026. Commenting on the performance, Matt Cox , Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Matson, said the company delivered a stronger-than-expected finish to th
DH Shipbuilding secures four Suezmax tanker orders DH Shipbuilding has reinforced its position as a global leader in the Suezmax crude oil tanker market by securing four new vessel orders at the start of the year, with a total contract value of approximately KRW 500 billion. On January 13, the company signed contracts with a Bermuda-based shipowner for two Suezmax crude oil tankers. The following day, January 14, it secured additional contracts f
Wärtsilä 31 engine chosen for Hartman Seatrade heavy-lift vessel Wärtsilä will supply the engine and propulsion system for a new 3,800 DWT heavy-lift vessel being built for Netherlands-based Hartman Seatrade at their new Rock Shipbuilding yard. The order was booked in Q4 2025. The vessel will use the Wärtsilä 31 engine, known for top fuel efficiency, low emissions, and modular design that reduces maintenance and supports both fast and slow steaming. Teele Hart
Turkey's Aygaz makes VLGC debut in $119m South Korea deal Turkey's Aygaz is making its first move into the very large gas carrier space, signing a $119m newbuilding contract with South Korea's HD Hyundai Samho. The Istanbul-based LPG distributor said in a stock exchange filing that the yard will build a VLGC for delivery in the second quarter of 2028. The vessel will be used ...
Can Southeast Asia evolve from factory floor to strategic node in global supply chains? Wolfgang Lehmacher on Asean's moment of opportunity. A container loaded with electronics leaves a factory complex outside Ho Chi Minh City, rolls by truck to the Cai Mep-Thi Vai deepwater complex, and sails for Long Beach. This looks like a win. Exports from Southeast Asia to the US have climbed as Chinese shipments came under ...
Hengli Heavy plans $1.94bn capacity expansion Hengli Heavy Industry, recognised as one of the fastest-growing shipyards in the world, has unveiled plans to invest 13.5bn yuan ($1.94bn) in a major capacity expansion initiative. In just three years, Hengli Heavy has built up a massive orderbook, now accepting orders deep into 2029 with leading Greeks and MSC among key clients. The private ...
Chevron clears gas project off Israel for expansion US oil and gas supermajor Chevron and its partners in the Leviathan project have reached a final investment decision (FID) to expand the production capacity of the Leviathan production platform off Israel. The Leviathan expansion project is expected to come online near the end of the decade. The project includes drilling three additional offshore wells, ...
Splash Wrap: Global seaborne trading map redrawn The US said it will target 'dozens' of Venezuela-linked tankers in a serious shadow fleet squeeze. Thursday saw a sixth tanker apprehended by US forces, while Vitol and Trafigura became the first international companies to start shipping oil out of Venezuela since the January 3 ousting of Nicolas Maduro. Tension between Iran and the US ...
Vineyard Wind sues Trump administration as offshore wind legal battles escalate Vineyard Wind, a joint venture between Iberdrola's US arm Avangrid and Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners, has sued the Trump administration to fight the suspension order issued last month. The company filed for a temporary restraining order and a preliminary injunction in the US District Court for the District of Massachusetts, challenging the suspension order issued by ...
What Maersk's return to the Red Sea means for carrier profits in 2026 News yesterday that Danish carrier Maersk is taking its first structural step back into the Red Sea has analysts voicing caution that this could mark the start of big shift from the Cape of Good Hope through the Suez with a significant knock-on effect for the bottom lines of global liners in 2026. Maersk, the ...
EnBW takes $1.4bn hit after pulling plug on two UK offshore wind projects German energy utility giant EnBW has dropped the Mona and Morgan offshore wind projects in the UK after not receiving government support through the AR7 contracts for difference round. The company has been developing the two projects with a potential total capacity of 3GW in the Irish Sea since 2021, together with Jera Nex BP. ...
Judge allows Equinor to restart construction of New York offshore wind project The US District Court for the District of Columbia has granted a preliminary injunction allowing construction activities to resume on Equinor's Empire Wind project. On January 2, Equinor's Empire Offshore Wind LLC, a company developing the Empire Wind project off Long Island, filed a civil suit in the US District Court for the District of ...
Zhejiang Energy enters the cape market Zhejiang Energy Marine, a subsidiary of Zhejiang Energy Group, has entered the capesize segment. The outfit, better known for its global footprint in scrubber supply as well as shipyard and retrofit services, is moving into unfamiliar territory, laying the winning bid for the Cape Providence (179,600 dwt, built 2009 at Daewoo), a ship sold by ...
US forces seize sixth tanker linked to Venezuelan trades US Southern Command has apprehended the 2003-built Veronica aframax during a pre-dawn operation yesterday, the sixth tanker with Venezuelan links to be taken by American forces in recent weeks. The Veronica, previously known as Pegas and Lana, has a troubled history; it was seized by Greek authorities in 2022 and has a history of moving ...
Damage reported following Russian strike on Chornomorsk Russian forces have conducted a ballistic missile strike on the port of Chornomorsk in Ukraine, impacting a Malta-flagged vessel preparing to load containers. The strike has left at least one crewmember injured and caused damage to the vessel, identified as the Matilda, a Greek-owned, Kazakh-operated ship. Ukrainian authorities have reported that the strike not only ...
HMM rolls out autonomous navigation tech across fleet South Korean flagship HMM has announced the signing of contracts with Avikus to implement AI-based autonomous navigation solutions. This initiative includes a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with HD Korea Shipbuilding & Offshore Engineering and Avikus for joint research and technical collaboration. HMM plans to deploy autonomous navigation solutions across 40 vessels initially, with intentions
Diana attempts to oust Genco board after takeover snub Genco turned down Diana's takeover bid without holding talks, a move that drew criticism from Diana earlier this week
Greece and Saudi Arabia to team up against IMO carbon price The Greek and Saudi governments have agreed to team up against the IMO's carbon price on shipping, with Greece in...
EU and UK lower Russian crude price cap This is the first time the dynamic price cap, which ensures the figure stays 15% lower than the market average...
Why the green methanol first movers are now looking at ethanol Cargill's pioneering push to invest in green technology and ships is hitting headwinds, but shipping head Jan Dieleman remains committed...
Venezuela traders change ownership following US pressure The move fits a broader trend of shadow fleet tankers moving to the Russian flag amid a strengthening response from...
Greeks call for 'immediate' EU action to protect ships from attacks UGS wants Brussels to take a stand against strikes on tankers and threat to crew lives
Bulk carrier asset values remain strong as BDI descends Greek shipowners have dominated selling activity of late as they dispose of older tonnage as part of fleet renewal strategies
Cargo claim rejected after 'dereliction of duty' caused bulker grounding Ruling in Unity Ship Group v Euroins Insurance - known as the Happy Aras case - underlines the need for...
The elder Ren's new playbook: cheap ships from no-name yards Legendary Chinese shipbuilder is leveraging Yangzijiang's expertise to unlock value from underused smaller Chinese yards, creating an alternative route to...
Gulf Marine commissions lubricant barge as industry braces for new EU sanctions The year ahead could be a challenge for Gulf Marine who posted 97% on-time deliveries last year
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DP World sets record with 2m teu handled in Callao terminal Throughput achieved following earlier investments and capacity expansion
Jiangnan Shipyard lands Eastern Pacific order for two LNG carriers The contract extends EPS's run of Jiangnan orders across LNG, ammonia and ethane carriers since 2023
Stage is set for tariff refunds if Supreme Court rules against Trump Container shipping could see a boost in US-bound volume in the 2026 peak season if the Supreme Court rules against...
Daily Briefing Growing stateless shadow fleet transits sparks stronger action from Europe | Hengli plans $1bn fundraising for 'green intelligent' shipbuilding expansion...
STB rejects UP-NS merger application as 'incomplete' The regulator's decision was unanimous, but Union Pacific and Norfolk Southern can fix what is deficient in the application and resubmit it at a later date.
Washington state weighs permanent ban on funding port automation The state senate is considering a new bill that would block state funds from going toward port automation, with longshore workers adding their support.
Carriers expand MPV fleets with $450 million in new vessel orders The orders come amid continued strong growth in the global wind energy sector as turbines, blades and monopiles provide a stable cargo for MPV and heavy-lift operators.
Truckload at a tipping point; intermodal still lagging: J.B. Hunt But the US' largest intermodal provider said during its fourth-quarter earnings call it is not forecasting a market inflection just yet, citing the "false starts" the industry has seen during the past 18 months.
MPV, heavy-lift operators ready for UK offshore wind boom after project approvals But rapid development of the record 8.4 gigawatts of new offshore capacity could lead to ship capacity constraints and logistical bottlenecks.
Maersk, Bill Gates fund and NFL team owner join electrification venture's $43m fundraiser Fleetzero aims to use cash to expand manufacturing for hybrid and electric propulsion.
US sanctions ship masters over Yemen port calls Measures part of broader targeting of Houthi finance and arms networks, says US
Trafigura forges ammonia bunkering alliance Trader teams up with giant producer CF Industries on low-carbon fuels
Maersk relaunches first full liner service through Suez Canal Move follows successful test sailings and 'improved stability' in Red Sea
Boxship owner Marfret diversifies through 'fund of funds' Marseille-based carrier's growing investment vehicle has plans to back a third fund
Eni's next up FLNG unit for Mozambique hits the water Company says it has incorporated 'lessons learned' from building in operation sister
Seafarer tells of horror as container ship heads straight at him before fatal accident Tanker crew member says ship came silently out of patchy fog before deadly North Sea collision
Diana strikes back: Greek owner to wage proxy fight against Genco Shipping Diana Shipping floats raft of experienced industry figures to stand for election to Genco board
Wavelength podcast: Crude delights? Plus, the trial of the Solong master; and seafarer missing, believed abducted in Asia
Seafarer tells of horror as containership heads straight at him before fatal accident Tanker crew member said ship came silently out of patchy fog before deadly North Sea collision
Panama Canal Authority and Monjasa team up on eco and community projects Tanker and bunker company says new cooperation will target environmental protection in vital watershed ecosystem
Amazon leader Alison Kay joins Lloyd's Register board after Greek owner retires UK and Ireland web services boss adds expertise following the departure of Michael Lykiardopulo
Norway's K Saetre Rederi orders fully electric dry bulk vessel The 3,400-dwt ship will have 13.3 MWh battery
Actual LNG bunker demand jumps in 2025 as industry waits for lift off Figures for dual-fuelled fleet show potential for huge upswing when price is right, according to Lansdowne Moritz
HD Hyundai's Avikus claims largest AI-based autonomous navigation systems deal Forty HMM ships to be fitted with next generation kit as companies ink cooperation agreement
Columbia plotting new ship management hub in India with 220 staff Schoeller Holdings company wants a new base to complement its Philippines operational centre
CMA CGM's Zebox partners with Norwegian venture fund Zebox and Katapult will connect ocean start-ups with industrial players and investors
Second time is the charm for US in latest Venezuela tanker chase Aframax seized by US forces had its cargo pursued by Washington in 2022
Sanctioned zombie tanker blocked from entering Baltic Aframax tanker sanctioned by the US in 2021 has changed its identity
Trafigura, Frontline and CMB.Tech forge ammonia bunkering alliance Trader and shipowners team up with giant producer CF Industries on low-carbon fuels
Drug 'monkeys': Spain smashes cartel using young swimmers to get cocaine on ships Police make 30 arrests in raid linked to Balkan group and Colombian smugglers
CMA CGM's Zebox partners with Norwegian venture fund Zebox and Katapult will connect ocean startups with industrial players and investors
Howe Robinson tips capesize bulkers to shine as market fundamentals come into play Low fleet growth and steady demand supports segment
VLCC rates could hit the wall as tanker over-supply set to grow Earnings spike has been driven more by length of tonnage list than cargo demand, Greece's Signal Ocean says
Troim lifts lid on Fredriksen partnership and the secrets to success in shipping Norwegian investor packs out lecture in his home town of Sandefjord
Greek owner Icon Energy adds to cash pile in deal with US investor Athens-based company raises $2.3m under share purchase agreement with Yorkville
Frontline gets 'buy' rating as DNB sees VLCCs in 'prime position' Rising rates, asset values and sanctions support stock
Maersk cut to sell as Red Sea return will see container market suffer Arctic Securities sees further downside for stock
Contships Logistics raises an extra $25m through second Nordic bond tap Investors show strong interest in five-year paper that sold at a premium to par value
BW LPG trading arm returns to profit amid geopolitical uncertainty and market volatility
Strong buying interest buoys capesize secondhand values But Greek brokers say shipowners are looking for younger and bigger bulkers
Sheng Lu Navigation ends shipowning foray with bulker sale Company may have taken a hit if it acquired its one and only ship in the hopes of cashing in on rising scrap prices
Panos Laskaridis enters crude sector with suezmax order in South Korea Major Greek owner has signed up for a pair of vessels at DH Shipbuilding
Liquidators order French expedition cruise ship onto the auction block Sale comes after owner Exploris failed to establish itself in the luxury end of the niche expedition cruise market
US-seized tanker emerges off Venezuela as two sit in Texas waters. Where will the latest land? Will the Trump administration send the Gallileo to the US or back into the hands of Caracas?
STB rejects "incomplete" UP-NS merger application Union Pacific and Norfolk Southern have more homework to do after federal regulators late Friday gave their 7,000-page merger application an incomplete instead of a passing grade. The Surface Transportation Board in a 15-page decision (PDF) rejected the merger application, and two related applications, as incomplete. UP (NYSE: UNP ) and NS (NYSE: NSC ) can file a revised application, subject to t
Florida harbor pilot dies after fall from vessel A Florida harbor pilot died Monday after he fell from the ladder of an outbound cargo vessel. Captain Phillip Brady, 46, fell into the water while disembarking a bulk carrier near Panama City, the St. Andrew's Bay Pilots said in a social media post. Phillip Brady (Photo: Andrew Glassing via GoFundMe) Pilots guide ocean-going vessels in and out of ports, frequently scrambling over open water from
New bill gives Trump power to blacklist foreign ports WASHINGTON - A revamped version of a bill introduced last year that was aimed at amending federal trade laws has been streamlined into an enforcement measure that would give President Trump exclusive power to designate "prohibited" ports and terminals located in foreign countries. The original version of the Defending American Property Abroad Act, a bipartisan bill introduced in July 2025 by Reps
2026 Trucking capacity: Why it will tighten and who gets trucks first Trucking capacity has been steadily exiting the market over the past couple of years. These exits, however, came on the heels of the massive COVID-era oversupply, cushioning their impact on the market. With capacity continuing to tighten going into 2026, the industry will start to feel the effects of this long-term constriction. Underneath the day-to-day, capacity is being trimmed in ways that ha
Cargo thieves sentenced to prison for hijacking trucks Six people were recently sentenced to prison terms up to 13.5 years for participating in a multi-state conspiracy to steal millions of dollars of cargo from tractor trailers during transit, the Department of Justice said Friday. Juan Perez-Gonzalez, 51, a Cuban national living in Florida received the most prison time. One of his co-conspirators was sentenced to seven years and 11 months in federa
Union Pacific CEO tells customers they will benefit from merger SCHAUMBURG, Ill. - You could say that Jim Vena's latest salvo in the war of words over the proposed Union Pacific-Norfolk Southern merger was downright Shakespearean. Which is to say that the Union Pacific CEO thinks the other Class I railroads doth protest too much. "If your competitor was doing something stupid, what would you do?" Vena said during an entertaining but often digressive talk Thur
Asia-US shippers could see lower rates from Red Sea return Major ocean carriers, after two years of sectarian violence that reconfigured regional shipping and the broader global supply chain, reopened services on a key Mideast route that could mean lower rates for shippers from Asia to the United States. The announcement Thursday by Maersk ( MAERSK - B.CO ) that it is restarting scheduled services via the Red Sea and Suez Canal was a welcome sign of norm
Oops! TQL seeks return of incorrect commission payments An error in calculating commissions for some brokers at 3PL giant TQL led to a clawback of some bonus funds in recent weeks, according to several sources. Sources at the company confirmed the accuracy of social media posts that said TQL had erred in the size of bonuses calculated for some of its brokers. Rather than allowing the brokers to hold on to the overpayment, the company sought repayment.
Aurora, McLeod deliver industry's first driverless trucking link to TMS platform Aurora Innovation and McLeod Software announced Thursday that their planned Transportation Management System (TMS) integration is ahead of schedule and now available. Through an API connection, the integration unlocks autonomous trucking capacity for carriers nationwide. It enables seamless tendering, dispatching and tracking of autonomous trucks. Aurora notes that this is the industry's first co
Cost management drives Q4 beat at J.B. Hunt J.B. Hunt Transport Services stated during a call with analysts on Thursday evening that "demand is solid" and that the company is actively taking market share. However, these gains may be specific to J.B. Hunt, as it is aligned with customers that are also winning share in their respective industries. Tightening in the truckload market began the week before Thanksgiving, carrying through the end
The Stagecoach Robbing Era and The Evolution of Freight Fraud In the Old West, a man could rob a stagecoach, cross into the next territory, and start fresh with a new name. There were no fingerprints. No databases. No way to objectively prove identity beyond a wanted poster and an eyewitness who might be hundreds of miles away. If you could outrun the immediate pursuit, you could reinvent yourself and do it all again. The American freight industry in 2026 o
Part that broke in UPS cargo jet crash had history of failure Boeing warned MD-11 operators in 2011 about a broken engine attachment but never flagged the failure as critical to flight safety before a UPS freighter aircraft crashed on Nov. 4 when its left-engine pylon separated from the wing during takeoff, the National Transportation Safety Board said Wednesday. More than 60 FedEx, UPS and Western Global cargo jets have been grounded since the accident in
Rivian CEO, Mack Trucks Leader to Keynote ACT Expo 2026 ACT Expo, the largest fleet technology conference in North America, has announced its keynote speakers for its upcoming event in Las Vegas. Stephen Roy, president of Mack Trucks and chairman of Volvo Group North America, and RJ Scaringe, founder and CEO of Rivian, will deliver keynote addresses. The event takes place May 4-7, 2026, at the Las Vegas Convention Center and focuses on new digital tec
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