To start 2024, the Port of Los Angeles has already moved an estimated 1.6 million TEUs, marking a 35% bump over that same period last year.

These two giants of the world economy may well be on very different economic paths. In short, the U.S. has secure access to cheap energy and Europe does not.

An ongoing tech war between the U.S. and China is unfolding. It continues to drive the diversification of tech supply chains away from China.

Prescriptions for Mounjaro have grown rapidly since it was approved in the U.S. in May, and a shortage in a competing drug may drive more patients to Lilly’s medicine.

Regulators have said Freeport needs to take a series of corrective actions that must be approved before a restart can happen.

Retailers have invested heavily in predictive analytics to drive accurate purchasing. Yet they still have significant overstock problems.

About 94% of the 9,980 aviators casting ballots voted against the proposal, the Air Line Pilots Association said in a statement November 1.

There are some signs the labor market is already softening. Job openings overall have retreated from a record, but remain extremely elevated.

President Xi Jinping’s consolidation of power has only worsened worries that extend far beyond the auto industry.

It’s time to admit it: self-driving trucks are hooey. We should instead turn to reviving America’s neglected rail network.