United faces threat of curbs on new routes with FAA clampdown
US aviation authorities are considering drastic measures to curb growth at United Airlines Holdings Inc., including preventing the carrier from adding new routes, following a…
Tai Software and Shiplify partner to enhance customer experiences by eliminating hidden post shipment fees
Tai Software, the leading transportation management system (TMS) for freight brokers, today announced a strategic partnership with Shiplify, the leading assessorial identification provider for the…
Boeing CEO to step down in overhaul sparked by safety crisis
Boeing Co. announced sweeping changes to its management with its chief executive officer, head of commercial airplanes and chairman all stepping down as the company…
Russia targets top wheat trader with plan to curb exports
Russia’s agriculture regulator has proposed cutting the export quota of a top grain trader, in an escalating spat that risks disrupting shipments from the world’s…
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Hydrogen Vehicle Systems (HVS) celebrates hydrogen fuel cell truck’s first trailer pull on test track
• The Hydrogen Vehicle Systems (HVS) HGV test program is on course and has achieved another key milestone with track testing well underway • The…
FAA weighs curbing new routes for United following mishaps
US aviation authorities are considering drastic measures to curb growth at United Airlines Holdings Inc., including preventing the carrier from adding new routes, following a…
Norway delays floating wind plans on subsidy concerns
Norway is pushing back its timeline for a move into offshore floating wind parks as it deals with queries from the European Free Trade Association…
Russia’s oil is finally getting snarled by sanctions
The Russian oil-export machine funding the Kremlin’s war in Ukraine is finally getting some grit in its gears.
China loosens cross-border data rules after business pressure
China relaxed rules governing cross-border data flows, addressing a key concern of foreign businesses that had complained previous regulations were disrupting their operations.
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