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Shuffle Board: CEO Changes for Nike China, Mud, Bottega and Bleckmann
EMEA exec Carl Grebert and Greater China CEO Angela Dong are out at Nike; ex-Drexel dean Jason Schupbach succeeds Dr. Joyce Brown as president of FIT. Continue reading →
‘One Day Tariffs Go Up, Another Day They Go Down’: Suppliers Sound Off
The exhibitors at Source Fashion may have come from different parts of the globe but many shared the same purpose: to wean themselves off their reliance on the United States. Continue reading →
Port of LA Gears Up for Greater Container Volumes After ‘Roller Coaster’ 2025
The Port of Los Angeles moved 10.2 million containers last year—its third best year on record—but a wave of fluctuations in global trade prompted executive director Gene Seroka to describe 2025 as “a roller coaster.” Continue reading →
French port operator posts record volumes as carrier investments pay off
Despite 2025 being shaped by geopolitics and trade upheaval, France’s largest container port of Le Havre was able to capitalize on significant investments to modernize its terminal infrastructure. Continue reading →
Ransomware Attacks Plateau in Education Sector, While Third-Party Risks Loom Large
In 2025, ransomware attacks across the globe increased by 32% — but in the education sector, attacks appeared to plateau, according to the latest research from Comparitech. Continue reading →
FMC takes second look at ocean carrier limits on chassis choice
The agency ruled in 2024 that shippers can pick their own chassis when they arrange for truck transportation, but compliance with that ruling remains unclear. Continue reading →
Software provider targets LTL invoice inaccuracies with automation solution
Transflo, which sells automation software to transportation providers, is using AI agents to identify specific exceptions common to LTL billing errors. Continue reading →