A booming market for critical minerals including copper from Zambia and the Democratic Republic of Congo are helping drive the need for greater logistics capacity.

Supply chain and procurement leaders often find themselves pressured by cost reduction, ever-changing legislation and the transitory talent market.

It's not just Brexit that's driving the trend. U.K. companies are increasingly eager to boost risk management, control over products, sustainability credentials and staffing.

While reshoring manufacturing back to the U.S. can bring a host of benefits, it doesn’t come without significant hurdles. 

Canada's rail union says it will conduct a new strike vote between June 14-29, promising a "quick process."

The integration of artificial intelligence and automation has become a foundational investment for businesses operating in the increasingly volatile world of supply chain and logistics.

A possible strike had previously been delayed from June 6 to June 12 to allow for more time to negotiate. 

The ILA claims that the use of an "auto gate" system at the Port of Mobile, Alabama violates its current union deal.

A work-to-rule strike from border agents would have wide-ranging impacts on billions of dollars worth of trade in and out of the country. 

The disclosure comes after Phoenix-based AeroGuard Flight Training Center suspended all solo flights for Cathay cadets, citing incidents that damaged planes and went unreported by the trainee aircrew.