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Potential for costly disputes, worldâs largest marine insurer advises Related StoriesWait-and-see is the real result from NZF delayGreece and Russia lead shipping’s Red Sea return, but others are now followingFranceâŠ
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Bookseller Waterstones has pledged to continue to invest âin our teams, our shops and our infrastructureâ, after reporting surging full-year profits and sales.
Lire la suite âTotal December volume, at 1,526,080 units, fell 0.1% annually, following 4.1% and 2.0% declines in November and October, respectively, as well as respective 2.4% and 1.6% annual gains seen inâŠ
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Envision models built at the Kansas City plant will exclusively be sold in North America, although production of the vehicle for other markets will continue in China.
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Greek and Chinese companies continue to accelerate their return to Red Sea transits, but some of the recent growth has... Related StoriesDaily Briefing 26 January 2026Ofac imposes fresh sanctions onâŠ
Lire la suite âGreek and Chinese companies continue to accelerate their return to Red Sea transits, but some of the recent growth has... Related StoriesWait-and-see is the real result from NZF delayUncertainty overâŠ
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The feeling that an arms race for bigger ships and a rush for alternative fuels has overtaken purely rational decision making is strong, writes Jeremy Masters.
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Former special counsel Jack Smith defended his prosecution of US President Donald Trump on Thursday, accusing him of engaging in a âcriminal schemeâ to overturn the results of the 2020âŠ
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Mediterranean shipping is fragmenting into opportunistic bilateral arrangements as Red Sea chaos forces ports to chase cargo wherever it moves. The post Patras-Egypt maritime initiative as regional trade opportunism appearedâŠ
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Sanctioned aframax, last tracked off Spain, has not transmitted AIS data for several hours Related StoriesWait-and-see is the real result from NZF delayUncertainty over who constitutes ‘carrier’ under US import/exportâŠ
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A possible social media ban on under-16s is symptomatic of wider concerns about time spent online. A shift away from âpeak screenâ may benefit some retailers, observes George MacDonald
Lire la suite âThe U.S. Government filed an amicus brief supporting freight brokers. The post The Supreme Court’s looming decision on broker liability and the future of freight brokerage appeared first on FreightWaves.
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Item-level visibility will help importers know when to move, delay or reroute inventory ahead of holiday closures, experts told Supply Chain Dive.
Lire la suite âThe December shipments reading, at 0.932, saw a 7.5% annual decline, and December expenditures, at 3.101, were off 0.6% annually.
Lire la suite âFreight broker Landstar System will record several accident-related charges in the fourth quarter. The post Texas court rules Landstar to pay 100% of $23M accident verdict appeared first on FreightWaves.
Lire la suite âTSMC, Micron, Samsung, Lilly and others are set to break ground on or open new facilities this year.
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A new industry survey from CADDi finds 79% of manufacturing leaders say the skilled labor shortage remains their biggest challenge heading into 2026.
Lire la suite âThe Trump administration is putting its weight behind C.H. Robinson over the issue of broker liability. The post Trump administration backing C.H. Robinson on broker liability before SCOTUS appeared firstâŠ
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With the two sides appearing to remain far apart, the saga has brought on renewed concerns over the ongoing geopolitical uncertainty that has become a hallmark of Trump's second termâŠ
Lire la suite âFrench naval forces intercepted and diverted a Russian oil tanker in the Mediterranean Sea this week, marking the latest escalation in Western efforts to disrupt Moscow’s shadow fleet operations through...
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