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AI is reshaping transportation. Railroads can get on board or miss out

The White House recently issued draft principles for governing the use of artificial intelligence across sectors, including transportation.

Rule of Law is the Bedrock of Trade Agreements

Date 28.01.20 Section Markets News

One could argue that the fundamental goal of any trade agreement is to promote and undergird government adherence to rule of law, which in turn enables private economic activity to thrive.

U.S.-China Trade War of 2019 Spills into 2020 for Ports, Shippers and Manufacturers

Date 23.01.20 Section Markets News

The Jan. 15 signing of a U.S.-China Phase One agreement did spawn a sigh of relief among those troubled by the trade tensions between the two nations.

The Trucking Industry’s Fuel Efficiency is Still Far Too Low, While Carbon Output is Far Too High

Date 21.01.20 Section Markets News

In 2017, the EPA reported that the transportation sector is the leading contributor of carbon emissions in the U.S.

Can the New Silk Road Compete with the Maritime Silk Road?

Date 16.01.20 Section Markets News

Over the last few years, the more I hear and read about the New Silk Road, the more grand the expectations.

Manufacturing, supply chain see greatest cost savings from AI: McKinsey

Date 15.01.20 Section Markets News

Manufacturing and supply chain management are complicated operations, which often leads to waste, according to Freightflows CEO Matt Morgan.

Global Shipping Trends: What to Expect in 2020

Date 10.01.20 Section Markets News

Now that the fireworks are over and New Year’s resolutions are set, it’s time to prepare for global shipping in 2020.

Judge temporarily exempts trucking from AB5, industry awaits injunction

Date 08.01.20 Section Markets News

A federal judge temporarily blocked Assembly Bill 5 (AB5) enforcement for the trucking industry by granting a restraining order in a case filed by the California Trucking Association (CTA) Tuesday.