Senet and Digital Matter partner to deliver LoRaWAN asset tracking & management
Global IoT connectivity, software and services leader Senet has announced today a partnership with Australia's Digital Matter, a leading developer of battery-powered tracking devices and…
VA Governor Northam applauds deal to jumpstart offshore wind industry
Governor Ralph Northam today announced an agreement for Ørsted to lease a portion of the Portsmouth Marine Terminal for offshore wind staging materials and equipment.…
Governor Hogan appoints Baltimore resident McDonald to Maryland Port Commission
Governor Larry Hogan has appointed Baltimore City resident and former state transportation official Edward F. McDonald to serve on the Maryland Port Commission. McDonald will…
Ontario International Airport statement regarding coronavirus
Ontario International Airport (ONT) is working closely with our federal, state, county and city partners to plan for the possibility of a flight carrying U.S.…
EFL International accommodates Byrne Air Freight customers and staff
Dublin-based freight forwarder EFL International has ensured that customers of one of the city’s last independent airfreight agents have had a smooth ride when the…
New Customs and Border Protection office opens on North Carolina Ports terminal
An on-terminal United States Customs and Border Protection (CBP) office has opened at the Port of Wilmington. North Carolina Ports leaders welcomed CBP officials Tuesday…
Starbucks closes stores; Bank Staff Work From Home: Virus Impact
Starbucks Corp., KFC, Pizza Hut and office-sharing company WeWork are shutting locations in China, while Facebook Inc., Nissan Motor Co. and other companies enact measures…
November 2019 North American transborder freight numbers
Transborder freight between the U.S. and other North American countries (Canada and Mexico) in November 2019:
Port of Savannah sets calendar year record
The Port of Savannah moved 4.6 million twenty-foot equivalent container units in Calendar Year 2019, an increase of nearly 250,000 TEUs (5.6 percent) compared to…
Johnson chooses Huawei expediency
Prime Minister Boris Johnson seems to have weighed speed and cost in his decision to let ‘high-risk vendors’ maintain a foot in the 5G market.
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