As that one Michael Jackson song goes, “The fire is in their eyes and their words are really clear. So, ship it, just ship it.” Those are the lyrics, right? On January 24, a congressional duo of representatives Dusty Johnson
A supply chain conference at its worst may headline a one-hit wonder 2000’s band as a performer. However, supply chain conference at its best can be a hub for exchanging innovative ideas. From fleet routing optimization to automating procurement processes,
Last week, the shaking of hands could now make Hawaiian Airlines’ pilots the highest paid in the cargo industry. The Air Line Pilots Association, the representative pilot union, reached a tentative labor agreement with the airline on a four-year contract
Tracking technologies provide shippers real-time status of their cargo while in transit. Whether it’s air, ocean, truck, or rail, these technologies are becoming the new standard for oversight of shipping. However, among all transport modes, rail provides the least of
A nearly two-year saga appears to have finally concluded. A dispute over how freight and passenger rail traffic can be accommodated along a Gulf Coast stretch of tracks has settled with both sides agreeing on a $222 million package for
A proposed rule from U.S. Department of Labor may reconceive how trucking’s workforce is defined across the country. If enacted, the proposed rule (under the Fair Labor Standards Act) would usher in an end to classifying truck drivers as independent
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