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Federal DOT grants will fund more than 2,400 parking spots
Federal funding will be used in a variety of states for more than 2,400 new parking spots.
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Freight Visibility Gets a Second Set of Eyes
New Descartes MacroPoint ELD+ feature has been rolled out to track a shipment's ELD, trailer GPS, and driver mobile app simultaneously rather than picking a single source. Andrew …
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How AI Agents Boost Fleet Safety & Efficiency by 30%
Samsara’s new Agent Studio is changing the game for physical operations, making powerful AI agents accessible through a no-code builder. Discover how voice and chat agents are helping …
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Is Your Trailer Leasing EXPOSURE Covered?
Freight brokers stepping into trailer leasing face significant new liabilities beyond just arranging transportation. From critical maintenance issues to relying on inadequate insurance, the risks are substantial. Learn …
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Materials External report
International Paper entertains offers for EMEA business
The Memphis, Tennessee-based company confirmed that it has received unsolicited offers for the independent company it’s spinning off in the EMEA region.
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Fleetworthy expands Expedited Inspection to five states
Fleetworthy added four states to Expedited Inspection, which hands enforcement a driver’s eRODS file when a truck is selected. A Nevada sergeant puts the savings at about 15 …
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Manufacturing External report
Japan Offers GlobalFoundries $21B for U.S. Fab Expansion
Japan’s $21B offer to GlobalFoundries would add two New York fabs and lift U.S. chip capacity 10%; see why analysts warn on state support.
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Penske Automotive accepts offer, will be bought out
Penske Automotive has chosen to accept the buyout offer from its two corporate owners for what they do not own already.
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U.S. Claims Control of Hormuz as Ship Attacks Hit New High
U.S. Central Command says the United States and its regional partners control the Strait of Hormuz, citing more than 40 commercial ships moving through the waterway in the …
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How the Houthis are Helping Iran Turn Saudi Arabia Into a Pressure Point
The Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia are about more than Yemen.
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Five Arrested in NATO Warship Services Fraud Probe
Five people have been arrested in Norway as part of an international investigation into suspected fraud and bribery involving a company providing port services to NATO warships. The …
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5 trends defining consumer electronics supply chains
Fighting the memory supply crisis is front and center, pushing companies to refine planning practices and rethink product mix and logistics tactics, experts say.
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Alabama association chief Colson named new head of ATA
Mark Colson of Alabama is the new head of the ATA.
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Unilever puts business results first in factory digital twin rollout
As it expands digital twins to 40 sites worldwide, the consumer goods manufacturer is prioritizing measurable gains, repeatable processes and workforce training.
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Manufacturing External report
Campbell’s funds new advanced manufacturing training program in Milwaukee
The soup maker invested $500,000 toward developing a 15-week curriculum with nonprofit Per Scholas and backing the inaugural cohort of 25 trainees when the initiative begins in 2027.
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R&R trucking CEO reports $12.7M in assets after company collapse
Newly filed Chapter 11 disclosures detail the personal finances of R&R Family of Companies CEO Richard Francis as litigation over the trucking group's collapse continues.
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Materials External report
Sealed Air, Alpla, CurTec expand US packaging manufacturing
Plastic bottles, closed-cell PE foam, reusable PE food containers and molded fiber are some of the materials and items slated for new U.S. production capacity from a range …
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Manufacturing External report
Data Orchestration: The Foundation for the Next-generation Semiconductor Enterprise
Data orchestration gives semiconductor engineering teams a practical way to unify disconnected equipment, systems, and data without replacing existing infrastructure. By creating a connected execution layer across engineering, …
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Opinion: How politics and policy are rewriting the rules of parcel delivery
Shifting trade policies, national security policies and labor regulations are having a major impact on e-commerce logistics.
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California diesel prices remain above $8 per gallon as truckers call for relief
Elevated costs could extend well into next year, an energy expert tells Trucking Dive.
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Seven Sailors Missing as Drones Strike Tankers Near Romania
Rescuers were searching for seven missing crew on Thursday from one of two chemical tankers that caught fire overnight just outside Romanian territorial waters in the Black Sea, …
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The Heavy-Duty Oil Standard Is Changing In January, What It Means For Your Fleet, Your Costs, And Your Equipment
If your trucks have been running the same heavy-duty diesel engine oil since roughly 2017, whether you manage a hundred-truck fleet, run a small operation of a few …
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Manufacturing External report
HUSB237: The Cost-Effective PD Sink with Just 2 Passives
Discover Hynetek’s HUSB237, a compact USB-PD sink controller enabling firmware-free USB-C upgrades up to 100W with only two external components.
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Supply Chain External report
FedEx digitizes booking process for European cold-chain pharma shipments
A new FedEx system for booking temperature-controlled shipments is making life easier for pharmaceutical customers in Europe.
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Materials External report
Maine water utility sues Huhtamaki, Sappi for alleged PFAS contamination
The Greater Augusta Utility District seeks damages from the paper and packaging companies to cover the costs of remediating PFAS in the local drinking water supply.
