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S&P Global Ratings: 3 Big U.S. airlines are poised for credit recovery amid looming U.S. recession
Positive momentum in U.S. airline passenger traffic will persist in 2023 amid industrywide capacity constraints that should lead to full planes and robust fares, said...
Generix Group announces: Resource Management System solution for planning and optimizing warehouse resources
Automation of the forecasting and organization of human and material resources to reduce labor costs by up to 25%
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FRA Holds Stakeholder Meeting: Studying restoration and expansion of Amtrak long-distance passenger rail services
FRA makes strides in the first federal effort in more than 50 years to advance a vision for an expanded and interconnected long-distance passenger rail…
Trax President Josh Bouk Awarded for Freight Audit and Payment, Carbon Emissions Leadership
Supply & Demand Chain Executive Honors Trax President Josh Bouk with 2023 Pros to Know Award for advancing transportation freight audit and payment services and…
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Best practices for freight shipping safety: Reducing risk
Ensuring that freight shipping is done safely and effectively is critical since it plays a significant role in the economy.
FTR Opens Registration for 19h Annual Transportation Conference
FTR has opened registration for their 19th Annual Transportation Conference being held September 11-14 at the Crowne Plaza at the Union Station in Indianapolis, IN.
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The Northwest Seaport Alliance launches rail cargo incentive program in the Pacific Northwest
The Northwest Seaport Alliance (NWSA) has announced the launch of its 2023 Rail Cargo Incentive Program aimed at driving growth and cost-effective operations in the…
Samsung to cut memory chip output after worst profit since 2009
Samsung Electronics Co. said it’s cutting memory chip production after reporting its slimmest profit since the 2009 financial crisis, a significant step toward ending a…
West Coast port terminals temporarily shut on labor shortage
The twin ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach closed Thursday because of a manpower shortage that may have been exacerbated by drawn-out labor talks.
Us urges countries to return north koreans illegally working abroad
The US, Japan and South Korea urged countries to repatriate North Korean workers illegally sent abroad to earn cash for Kim Jong Un’s regime, as…