Juror Who Alleged Misconduct Dismissed From Opioid Trial
A juror in Florida hospitals’ $1.5 billion trial against the three major pharmacy chains over opioid dispensing was dismissed Friday after a judge found that her allegations of serious misconduct against another juror were largely unwarranted. Continue reading →
Rust Code Delivers Better Security, Also Streamlines DevOps
Software teams at Google and other Rust adopters see safer code when using the memory-safe language, and also fewer rollbacks and less code review. Continue reading →
Shuffle Board: Vitale Leaves Versace, Nike’s Third Shake-Up
Dario Vitale exits Versace after under a year as creative director, while Nike makes its third C‑suite leadership overhaul since Elliott Hill became CEO. Continue reading →
Shanghai, Ningbo Set Container Records as China Ports Defy Trade Headwinds
The two gateways surpassed throughput levels of 90 million TEUs for 2025 with a month to spare despite the country’s trade war with the U.S. Continue reading →
2030 is Nearly Here. Can Fashion Still Make Good on Its Climate Promises?
For all its talk about “collective action” and “industry alignment,” the fashion industry’s carbon emissions continue to climb, leaving once-vaunted commitments in the dust. Continue reading →
Stretched logistics capacity in Europe threatened by Red Sea return
The import gateways have faced ongoing congestion this year amid strong demand on the Asia-Europe trade and limited buffer capacity at ports will be quickly overwhelmed. Continue reading →
Data center buildout fuels construction boom, project cargo windfall
High-value megaproject activity in the US is propping up heavy-lift cargo volumes, while also generating breakbulk shipments. Continue reading →
Vancouver’s new scheduling system gives 96-hour advance notice of vessel arrivals
The Vancouver-Fraser Port Authority’s scheduling system is aimed at helping marine terminals better prepare labor and equipment planning to mitigate import surges. Continue reading →