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A. Duie Pyle to build warehouse and LTL hub near Port of Virginia
Transportation and supply chain solution provider A. Duie Pyle today said it has broken ground on an integrated logistics campus designed to support warehouse operations, less than truckload (LTL) cross-dock services, and transloading…
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Hardis Supply Chain expands its logistics software into North America
Warehouse management system (WMS) software vendor Softeon will be acquired by the Swedish enterprise resource planning (ERP) software vendor IFS in a move that IFS said would create an integrated platform that connects manufacturing…
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CMA CGM’s flip-flop on Suez Canal transits could spook global shippers
Following news that CMA CGM Group would reroute its container ships out of the war-torn Red Sea route and return to a much longer path around the southern tip of Africa, analysts warned that the lingering unpredictability of…
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It’s time to pick a lane
It was labeled “the year of uncertainty.” 2025 started out on a hopeful note, but shifting tariffs and uneven economic policies from the new administration soon disrupted the status quo and made uncertainty the byword for the rest of the…
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FedEx firms up plan to spin off LTL division on June 1
FedEx has taken two steps closer to its goal of spinning off its FedEx Freight division, saying when the new company launches on June 1, it will instantly become the country’s largest less-than-truckload (LTL) carrier.First announced 12…
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Can you find enough power for your DC?
In decades past, a warehouse was simply a large building used for storing goods and materials you didn’t need to access anytime soon. The best place to build these facilities was in rural areas far from cities, where land was cheap and…
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Revolutionizing Fashion Distribution: Moving with the Times
Most forklift fleets rely on their equipment dealers’ technicians to maintain and repair their lift trucks. Many large fleets, though, hire their own technicians to handle some of those responsibilities while leaving others to their…
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California firm plans to launch autonomous trucks in Texas in 2027
The global rollout of self-driving cars has been slowed by regulatory and liability concerns in many regions, but the pace of adoption in China has now jumped to a point where trucks equipped with assisted driving systems…
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MIT spinoff gains $120 million funding to make AI apps for frontline workers
The MIT spinoff firm Tulip says it has landed $120 million in venture backing for its technology that provides artificial intelligence (AI)-enabled, connected apps for frontline workers in the manufacturing, pharmaceutical, and medical…
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Warehouse automation startup gains $120 million new tech
Supply chain technology vendor Zebra Technologies is looking for a potential buyer of its robotics arm, which was expanded when it acquired the autonomous mobile robot (AMR) maker Fetch Robotics in 2021 for some $300 million.At…
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