Patriot Rail opens direct rail access for scrap recycler Okolona Metal & Iron on its Northwest Ohio network.

Shipping companies are pursuing alternative routes as the Strait of Hormuz closure shows no signs of ending.

XPO's May update suggests the carrier will beat Q2 tonnage guidance while benefiting from strengthening industrial demand and pricing gains.

Severe weather, regulatory enforcement, and tight margins are forcing trucking fleets to rethink talent retention strategies in 2026.

India is reviewing coastal shipping cabotage rules to potentially allow foreign-flag vessels greater participation in domestic maritime routes.

Silk Way West Airlines extends its relationship with handler dnata in Singapore to manage more than 100 annual freighter flights.

BNSF reaches tentative labor agreement with TCU/IAM and receives industry recognition.

CBS fires star correspondent Scott Pelley amid leadership shake-up at '60 Minutes' program.

Amazon avoids joint employer finding with delivery partners after NLRB settlement approval.

Two-thirds of trucking fleets struggle to interpret and act on telematics data despite heavy investment, with device sprawl and incompatible formats cited as primary obstacles.

EU ecommerce import reforms expected to cause modest disruption as industry demonstrates ability to adapt to regulatory changes.

Asian airfreight markets face sustained capacity constraints from fuel costs and strong tech demand, with Southeast Asian hubs experiencing additional terminal congestion.

HNTB promotes Jacob Argiro to New Jersey office leader, relocating him from Connecticut after six years.

Treasury Secretary Bessent adopts temporary inflation language similar to Yellen's controversial framing from prior years.

The FMC is embracing a proactive regulatory approach with expanded authority and budget to better serve ocean shippers and prevent industry disruptions.

The Federal Reserve reported steady but slow US economic growth and stalled employment amid persistent inflation and rising loan delinquencies.

Bridge Investment Group raises $1.4 billion for second logistics real estate fund targeting supply-constrained U.S. markets.

Rush Order and Encore Fulfillment expand fulfillment capacity in the Great Plains region to accelerate e-commerce delivery speeds.

Rail freight traffic rose 7.2% year-over-year in late May 2026 as Fed officials indicate no clear direction for interest rate changes.

The U.S. imposed tariffs up to 12.5% on 60 countries for failing to adequately prevent forced labor in export goods.

LA Metro's board approved a balanced $9.7 billion FY27 budget that maintains service levels and funds expansion despite facing structural deficits and economic headwinds.

Justice Department appeals trade court order requiring universal tariff refunds, arguing the court lacks jurisdiction to mandate broad relief.

Railserve launches integrated YardGUARD™ safety system combining six interconnected components to reduce railyard incidents through real-time monitoring and automated controls.

Traders predict bitcoin will likely fall below $60,000 in 2026 as selling pressure mounts.

U.S. proposes 10%-12.5% tariffs on 60 countries based on forced labor investigations.

Poland's central bank holds rates steady at 3.75 percent, signaling current levels are adequate to combat emerging inflation pressures.