Stellantis to invest $160 million in South Africa auto factory
Stellantis NV will invest 3 billion rand ($160 million) to develop a new vehicle manufacturing facility in South Africa with the country’s Industrial Development Corp.…
Top 12 finalists compete for coveted America’s Transportation Awards
The American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials (AASHTO) today unveiled the Top 12 contenders competing for the two national 2023 America’s Transportation Awards.
IANA hears railroads losing $4 billion/year to trucking & shipping overcapacity is driving more blank sailings
The Intermodal Association of North America (IANA) Expo opened in Long Beach, California with panelists warning that railroads have lost $4 billion annually in business…
ATA urges Congress to establish national framework for automated vehicles
Today, American Trucking Associations President and CEO Chris Spear told the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee that automated vehicle technology holds great promise to enhance…
US envoy says UK should seek ‘smaller things,’ not major FTA
The UK should set its sights below a “grand trade deal” with the US, said Jane Hartley, Washington’s ambassador in London, citing the election cycle…
TOPO Solutions streamlines REWE Far East’s global sourcing
With the implementation of Topo’s Sourcing Module, REWE Far East has achieved a notable fifty percent time reduction in sourcing-related supplier communications
Fleetio appoints Goeltz as CRO to drive revenue growth
Fleetio, a leading fleet maintenance software pioneer, has appointed Tyson Goeltz to the company’s executive leadership team as its first Chief Revenue Officer (CRO). Goeltz…
Naming of Finnsirius celebrated Finnlines’ importance for Finnish trade and industry
On 13 September 2023, Finnsirius, the first of Finnlines’ two freight-passenger Superstar vessels, was named in Naantali.
No Chinese EV is cheaper in Europe than a cut-rate Renault model
The European Commission will find local manufacturers’ EVs among the cars in what it’s calling a race to the bottom.
American Air cuts profit outlook on higher labor, fuel costs
American Airlines Group Inc. slashed its third-quarter earnings outlook on a jump in jet fuel prices and payment of roughly $230 million in retroactive salary…
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