DHL has completed the international transport of eight rescued big cats from Honduras to the United States, coordinating a complex operation that included five tigers and three lions. What’s Related The animals had been living in captivity in Honduras in conditions that could not meet their long-term needs. After months of medical care and preparation, […]
Walmart has agreed to pay about $100 million to settle claims that it misled delivery drivers about how much money they could make through its Spark Driver program, according to the Federal Trade Commission and a group of 11 states. The government says Walmart showed drivers inflated base pay and tip amounts, and in some […]
Another Arctic blast is gripping the Northeast, a reminder that extreme weather is no longer an occasional event for supply chains. From trucking slowdowns to port congestion, disruptions now ripple faster and last longer. John Lash, Group VP of Product Strategy at e2open, a WiseTech Global company, breaks down where supply chains are most vulnerable […]
Only about half of supply chain leaders say they feel confident in their ability to respond to disruption heading into 2026, according to a new survey from Sage. The findings point to lingering gaps in visibility and supplier management that could create new sourcing risks if volatility continues. What’s Related The survey, which polled supply […]
Earlier this week, a bipartisan U.S. Senate Group rolled out legislation focused on railway safety. Entitled the Railway Safety Act of 2026, the legislation was introduced by Sen. Jon Husted (R-Ohio), Sen. Maria Cantwell (D-Wash.), Sen. Bernie Moreno (R-Ohio), Sen. Eric Schmitt (R-Mo.), Sen. Roger Marshall (R-Kan.), Sen. Amy Klobuchar (D-Minn.), Sen. Tammy Baldwin (D-Wis.) […]
Your warehouse labor plan looked solid the night before. Waves were released, dock doors were assigned and the inbound schedule was 100% doable. The day was balanced on the screen until Murphy’s Law reared its ugly head. The plan was already off the rails by 9 a.m., with no promises of righting itself without a […]
FedEx is suing the U.S. government to get back the money it paid in emergency tariffs after the Supreme Court ruled those trade taxes illegal. The lawsuit was filed Monday in the U.S. Court of International Trade, and it could affect thousands of companies and the way imported goods move through U.S. supply chains. What’s […]
Following last week’s decision by the United States Supreme Court, which ruled against the legality of President Trump’s implementation of global reciprocal tariffs under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) by a 6-3 margin, questions remain about what that means for supply chain stakeholders. Shortly after the court’s ruling, the White House announced a new […]
Amazon has shut down its Blue Jay warehouse robotics project less than six months after introducing it, according to a Business Insider report later confirmed by TechCrunch. What’s Related Blue Jay was unveiled in October as a multi-armed robot designed to sort and move packages inside Amazon’s same-day delivery facilities. The technology combined what had previously been three […]
Truck parking shortages are pushing drivers onto highway on- and off-ramps across the country, and new data shows exactly where it happens most often. What’s Related A nationwide study by Altitude, Geotab, and HNTB analyzed more than 2.2 million truck parking events and identified the metro areas with the highest number of long-duration ramp parking […]
