Germany: Sluggish Christmas trade awaits final rush
Christmas at the Zweibrücken Fashion Outlet. Credits: Vincent Dommer The German retail sector is navigating a challenging festive period, with many companies resorting to aggressive discounting to stimulate demand. German fashion chain Peek & Cloppenburg (P&C) launched a significant...![<![CDATA[RPM in 2026: Flexibility to optimize minutes spent on patient care]]>](https://theindustryexpert.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/cb081af37aabcaeeeaee3b4066dc407c5d9d15db-1200x628-1.jpg)
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AI Meets the Warehouse Loading Dock: Kargo Raises $42 Million
The company’s computer vision-based systems can automate shipping and receiving processes at warehouse loading docks. Continue reading →
Kendrick Lamar, Jennie and Sara Blakely Shape Trendalytics’ Top Fashion Trends of 2025
Trendalytics named the Top Trends of 2025, revealing a year of celebrity-driven trends, nostalgic styling and comfort-focused fashion. Continue reading →
Trans-Atlantic capacity injection overtakes market demand
As 2026 begins, US import demand remains uncertain, but the record amounts of capacity container lines plan to deploy in January and February could put further pressure on already weak rates. Continue reading →
Hapag-Lloyd, ONE expand terminal networks with deals in Brazil, China
Hapag-Lloyd’s investment in the Aracruz terminal project in Brazil is part of a plan announced by CEO Rolf Habben Jansen last March to expand the carrier’s ports network to more than 30 terminals by 2030. Continue reading →
Persistent supply-demand imbalance to keep US truckload rates in check
Whatever capacity might exit the market in 2026, most analysts believe a strong resurgence in freight volumes is needed to enable a true rebound in truckload rates. Continue reading →