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Over 92.5 million tons of freight went through Romanian seaports in 2023, an increase of 22.5% compared to 75.5 million tons recorded in 2022, according to officials of the Maritime Ports Administration Constanta.

The California-based technology company has been making autonomous hauls between Texas' two largest cities, while having a human behind the wheel to oversee operations, since 2019.

The Korean shipping industry and several government organizations are increasing their efforts to minimize the impact of tensions in the Red Sea. The situation escalated as Iran-backed Houthis from Yemen attacked civilian vessels, purportedly to support Hamas conflict with Israel.

The Suez Canal, a critical global shipping route, has seen a dramatic drop in container ship traffic due to Houthi rebel attacks, leading to increased shipping costs and stoking fears of an uptick in inflation.

Multiple vegetation fires believed to have been started by sparks from the brakes of a freight train are threatening homes along a railway line near Kirwee,...

The protracted Red Sea crisis has entered its third month, with many shipping lines hesitant to resume services, while large shipping companies and international traders are facing soaring freight rates and fewer shipping slots.

Fresh images highlight the extent of the damage caused by a vegetation fire believed to have been started by sparks from the brakes of a freight train in...

Still going up there just not going up as quickly as they were during the worst days of the inflation. you probably have some different reasons with the young voters are african-american voters, or hispanic voters for movement away from joe biden. the biggest reason that unites them all as is they go to the grocery store two. they are expensive this inflation because if you are young voter and still cannot buy a house come november i think the pr trouble. byron york thank you so much as always. ...

The Red Sea crisis is causing Bangladeshi exporters and importers to pay higher freight charges to the US and Europe

Dublin, Jan. 04, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The "Vietnam Logistics Market Outlook to 2027" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering. The Vietnamese Logistics market size has shown increases from 2017 to 2022. There was a decline after 2019 due to restrictions imposed during covid-19; however, the conditions have been better as the market has recovered from Covid 19. The logistics sector in Vietnam is growing due to a surge in the e-commerce sector in response to Co...