Plus: ICE raids hit Illinois logistics, Texas layoffs climb past 900, and air cargo braces for turbulence and more in today’s newsletter.
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Plus, Amazon's new ventures and FTC lawsuit, rising retail store closures, an update on port performance, and more.
Guest writer Michael Sachaj gives his expert insights into the Amazon Shipping relaunch and what it means for the e-commerce giant and competitors.
Target, CVS, Rite Aid, and Walgreens close stores amid shoplifting increase. Shift focus to e-commerce.
Explore the state of U.S. port volumes and the rise of industrial vacancy rates in 2Q 2023.
Plus, explore Clorox's cyberattack fallout, Mexico-US border logistics hurdles, and California's step towards driverless big rigs.
California Governor Gavin Newsom's late-night veto decision sparks debate as unions argue against autonomous trucks, fearing job losses.
Congestion at North American ports eases, but nearshoring from Mexico surges, challenging capacity.
Clorox faces a disruption in production due to a cyberattack, leading to product shortages.
Inside: FedEx's market triumph, the controversy at Yellow Corp, Waabi and Uber Freight's decade deal, and the hammer comes down on PPP loan-scamming trucker.
As 2023 seasonal hiring gets underway, some retailers are cutting back on workers while others are hiring more.
Analysis of TuSimple's challenges in the autonomous trucking industry and FedEx's impressive financial performance surpassing expectations.
The paths differ greatly for Yellow Corp.'s former executives & workers amid bankruptcy. Among the controversy is the Teamsters' call for action.
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