Logistics News
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The Best Free AI Training Courses for the Logistics Industry Learn how to use the right algorithm to predict your cargo needs, streamline your negotiations, or screen defective items. -
Canada Drops Tariffs for Automakers That Keep Plants Running Who benefits? General Motors Co. and Stellantis NV, both of which operate assembly plants in Ontario. -
Trump Temporarily Excludes Tech Products From Tariffs Trump has exempted tech products from his industry-changing tariffs, at least for now. -
Zipline Drone Delivery Service Sets Off in Texas with Walmart Support Drone delivery service and Walmart partner Zipline took off with home deliveries in Texas on Tuesday. -
How US Businesses Are Responding to the New Tariffs Walmart will keep prices low, but dropshippers may pivot away from low-ticket items and total cargo shipments will drop 15%. -
Trump Issues 90-Day Pause on Tariffs for Most Nations China is not included among the nations that just got a 90-day stay of judgement from the US. -
Study: Trump Administration Is Not Enforcing Trucker Safety The agency in charge of investigating unsafe trucking companies has been asleep at the wheel since Inauguration Day. -
What Do Trump’s New Tariffs Mean for US Dropshippers? Dropshippers will face a tough year, as the escalating trade war with China cuts into their margins. But hope isn't lost. -
FMCSA Is Finally Enforcing Electronic DOT Medical Exams for Truckers Soon, truckers will no longer need a Medical Examiner’s Certificate to prove their qualifications. -
Study: Logistics Companies Are Pushing Hard on AI Uptake Logistics leaders are keen for AI implementation but there are hurdles to overcome. -
Cheaper and More Sustainable: Researchers Unveil Chipless RFID Tag Scientists have designed a chipless RFID tag, which they claim could make tags cheaper but also more sustainable. -
Aurora Plans to Operate Self-Driving Trucks in Inclement Weather Fully autonomous trucks are set to hit the road in Texas this April, and they'll do being so rain or shine.