Canada's Industrial Labor Board ruled on August 9 that there are no critical shipments that would be required to continue in the event of a strike.

The company’s global e-commerce business lost $136 million in 2023, Pitney said.

Manufacturers are now asking whether they should reach further back in the chain, in their pursuit of both resilience and growth opportunities.

Biden administration officials reportedly plan to propose limits on U.S. sales of Chinese vehicle software as soon as August.

The port plans expand its storage capacity for liquified natural gas, and set up corridors to provide that fuel to other shipping hubs across South Korea.

The group's goal is to lobby Congress and the White House to boost tax credits for U.S. suppliers manufacturing battery materials and components.

Labor Minister Steven MacKinnon met with railways and the union on August 5 to "discuss the government's expectations in their collective bargaining negotiations."

The complaints were raised during the second day of an extensive hearing held by the U.S. National Transportation Safety Board.

The union for Atlantic and East Coast port workers is planning to meet in September to look over its final contract demands. 

Traditionally, it’s been tough to gather detailed, timely feedback on employees’ experiences, mood, suggestions and likelihood of quitting. Until now.