Air Charter Service’s Brisbane operation growing fast
Air Charter Service’s office in Brisbane has experienced incredible growth over the past year, in terms of charter numbers, revenue and the size of the…
Trump victory unlikely to disturb global oil dynamics so easily - Rystad Energy’s Oil Market Update
Following President Donald Trump's impending return to the White House, oil market participants are eagerly anticipating what lies ahead.
Chapman Freeborn negotiate makeshift helipad to fulfil urgent delivery deadline
Vital short notice automotive spare parts delivery demands lateral thinking approach from experienced charterer.
Freightos Weekly Update
Trump’s victory in the US presidential election yesterday may start impacting the ocean freight market even before his January inauguration.
Carrier Transicold and Net Feasa introduce IoTPASS dry box telematics solution available through BlueEdge partner channel
Carrier Transicold, in collaboration with IoT and wireless technology provider Net Feasa, has launched IoTPASS, a cutting-edge dry container telematics solution that extends asset monitoring…
US suppliers, importers prepare for promised Trump tariffs
Some U.S. businesses are activating plans to protect their businesses from President-elect Donald Trump's promise to slap new and potentially hefty tariffs on a wide…
AAR reports rail traffic for the week ending November 02, 2024
The Association of American Railroads (AAR) today reported U.S. rail traffic for the week ending November 2, 2024.
Trump return will slow, not stop, US clean energy boom
Donald Trump's return to the White House will refocus the nation's energy policy onto maximizing oil and gas production and away from fighting climate change,…
Hapag-Lloyd partners with HERE Technologies to transform global supply chain visibility with advanced tracking solution
• Hapag-Lloyd has equipped over 1.5 million containers with advanced tracking devices, integrating HERE Tracking into their real-time tracking solution to enhance inland Estimated Time…
South Korean trade minister sees firms investing more in US if Washington imposes tariffs
South Korea's trade minister said on Wednesday he saw domestic companies investing more in the United States if the next U.S. administration introduces higher tariffs.
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