Breaking NewsJudge Upholds Port of LA's Ban on Independent TruckersA federal judge has ruled that the Clean Trucks Program at the Port of Los Angeles can proceed, rejecting the ATA's contention that the program violates federal law... Mega-Merger Creates United Vision LogisticsFour Gulf Coast-based transportation companies have agreed to merge and form a new company, to be known as United Vision Logistics... ETS Signs $160 Million Supply Chain Deal with AccentureEducational Testing Service has awarded consulting firm Accenture a seven-year, $160 million contract extension to continue managing its end-to-end supply chain... Week 33: Gulf Coast Ports See Huge Jump in ActivityIn week 33, 2010, total traffic for all imports entering U.S. ports was up 20% compared to the same week in 2009, with a 38% jump in activity at the Gulf Coast ports... The Labor Pains of ObamanomicsOn the occasion of Labor Day, the U.S. unemployment rate is creeping closer to 10 percent, as more and more Americans drain their retirement accounts. If President Obama wants to create jobs, he should spend less, get serious about developing American energy resources and quit appeasing China, suggests economist Peter Morici... Material Handling Management Headlines
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The Incredible Shrinking Bulk and Dry Van Capacity Has the recent change in the availability of bulk and dry van capacity today caught you by surprise? If it has, you have lots of company. Find out what you can do to successfully move your freight this year and into 2011... Read More More Feature Articles Top StoriesBuyer's GuideLooking for logistics resources and contact information, visit the Logistic Today's Buyer's Guide. advertisement PollsBrowse Past Issues |
