Refinery capacity increased slightly for the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic
U.S. refining capacity increased slightly for the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic, as of January 1, 2023, reversing two years of decline, according to…
Overhaul announces Intelligence as a Service to enhance supply chain visibility and risk insights
Overhaul, a software-based supply-chain visibility, risk, compliance, and insurance solution for the world's leading brands, today announced the launch of its Intelligence as a Service…
Lineage showcases commitment to environmental stewardship and corporate citizenship in inaugural sustainability report
Lineage Logistics ("Lineage" or “the Company”), one of the leading temperature-controlled industrial REITs and integrated solutions providers worldwide, today released its inaugural Sustainability Report, detailing…
Texas Department of Transportation selects Woolpert for 3 separate transportation, water contracts
The contracts, valued at a combined $20 million, support infrastructure needs across Houston and Dallas.
LAX Community Partners, LLC (LACP), a Realterm and JLC Infrastructure joint venture, selected as the developer for LAX’s Cargo Modernization Program
Revitalization to enhance freight flows at top cargo hub
Panic buyers load up on rice supplies as India bans exports
India’s move to ban certain rice exports has sparked some panic buying in various countries, with videos on social media showing bags of the staple…
Anglo fights disruptions on key iron ore line in South Africa with help of drones
South Africa is turning to drones and helicopters to fight cable theft that’s disrupting a key export line carrying iron ore from mines owned by…
Record hot oceans are driving weather disasters around the world
Soaring water temperatures are triggering extreme heat, storms and drought.
FedEx pilots reject labor deal, sending both sides back to talks
FedEx Corp.’s unionized pilots rejected a tentative agreement to renew a labor contract on which talks have dragged on for more than two years.
EU enacts €43 billion Chips Act in bid to boost production
The European Union’s plan to bolster domestic semiconductor production will become law after ministers completed the final approval on Tuesday.
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