AELF closes 737 financing with Nedbank
Lessor's first financing with the South African lender
Air charter industry steps up again in 2024 responding to humanitarian crises
The air charter industry has stepped up once again in 2024 responding to crises around the globe, once again highlighting the importance of chartered aircraft.
Grain the dominant commodity as end of marine shipping season in the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence Seaway draws near
As the 2024 marine shipping season continues into its final months, grain remains the dominant commodity trafficking the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence Seaway for…
Uber Freight launches Broker Access to extend marketplace value to the broader freight ecosystem
New program provides brokers with direct access to Uber Freight’s technology and vast private network of quality capacity
Bear Cognition launches AI-powered LTL revenue optimization system, maximizing efficiency and margins for 3PLs
Bear Cognition, a leader in intelligent data solutions, has announced the launch of its LTL Revenue Optimization System, a transformative AI-driven platform designed to revolutionize…
Alterra IOS, ARCO develop Charleston industrial outdoor storage site for leading liquid bulk services provider
The 21.6-acre, centrally located site accommodates six-level-high container stacking and provides easy access to the Port of Charleston
Dot Ai and Würth Industry North America announce exclusive partnership to deploy Dot Ai’s AI-driven tracking solutions
SEE ID, Inc. doing business as Dot Ai (“Dot Ai”), a pioneering startup at the forefront of asset intelligence technology, and Würth Industry North America…
Kuehne+Nagel acquires majority stake in IMC Logistics in the US
Kuehne+Nagel acquires a majority stake in IMC Logistics (IMC), a leading marine drayage provider in the United States.
Cash-strapped US farmers switch to generic crop chemicals, in blow to big manufacturers
U.S. farmers struggling with slumping incomes and depressed grain prices have been switching to cheaper generic pesticides and fungicides as they plan for spring planting…
India’s October merchandise trade deficit widens to $27.14 billion
India's merchandise trade deficit in October widened more than expected to $27.14 billion, driven by a rise in imports despite exports increasing year-over-year.
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