The rumor mill is churning. Spirit Airlines, a name synonymous with budget travel, might be on the verge of folding.
Remember wrestling with unfolded maps? That's ancient history, but the technology that replaced it is now under serious fire. The GPS systems underpinning our global supply chains are under attack.
Washington is betting big on its ports. The latest infusion of federal cash targets everything from aging docks to cutting-edge security tech.
Fifty-seven percent. That's the number of supply chain professionals who say uncertainty is higher now than three years ago. And honestly, that feels like a serious understatement.
Diesel prices are surging. Freight forwarders brace for the fallout — uncertain demand, razor-thin margins, and shippers digging in their heels.
Forget shipping containers navigating the choppy seas. Thailand is dusting off a decades-old dream: a colossal land bridge connecting oceans. The question is, will it solve global logistics woes or become a monumental waste of money?
The price of powering the world's shipping fleet just went up. Ocean carriers are warning customers about rising bunker fuel costs, but they're also adamant that your cargo will still arrive on time. It's a delicate dance of economics and operational reality.
The logistics world just got a little bigger, with IMC Logistics planting its flag in Canada. But who is Mark McKendry, and what does this expansion signal for the North American supply chain?
Your supply chain tech can see a delay coming from a mile away. But can it actually *do* anything about it? Turns out, that's still the hard part.
The supply chain technology market is awash in options, but buyers are drowning in confusion. Is the latest wave of AI-infused solutions truly solving problems, or just adding to the noise?
Women are 40% of the logistics workforce, but the numbers in driving and leadership roles tell a different story. The key to unlocking this talent? Safety. It's not just a nice-to-have; it's the essential ingredient.
Reports of imminent supply chain collapse? Utter nonsense. While geopolitical storms brew in the Strait of Hormuz, the real story in Week 17 of 2026 is about market dynamics, not doomsday scenarios.
Zebra Technologies just tossed its Fetch Robotics acquisition to Skild AI. Five years and a reported $300 million later, the company wants out. So, what's really going on here?
The logistics world just shone a spotlight on an incredible leader. Aurélie Doucette, VP at Penske Logistics, snagged the prestigious Distinguished Woman in Logistics Award, and frankly, it’s about time.
Yunex Traffic just inked a 20-year lease on a sprawling 160,000 sq ft site at Bournemouth Airport's Aviation Business Park. It's a clear bet on UK expansion for intelligent traffic systems.
China's blunt order to Maersk and MSC: ditch your Panama port stakes. A power play that's rattling global shipping lanes.
Bombs falling in Ukraine and Gaza aren't just geopolitical tragedies—they're slamming the brakes on global growth, per the IMF. Expect fragmented supply chains and sticky inflation to haunt markets for years.
442,637 gone. That's ICE's tally for fiscal year 2025, Trump's opening salvo on mass deportations. But it's no million-man exodus—it's a half-measure dressed as triumph.
MSC just muscled into Vietnam's booming port scene with a shiny new container terminal. It's not just bricks and cranes—it's carriers clawing for supremacy in Asia's trade frenzy.
Private equity's circling supply chain tech again. Carrier Logistics just got gobbled by STG—expect TMS tweaks, but brace for the usual PE playbook: slash, flip, repeat.