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‘Containergeddon’: Supply crisis drives Walmart and rivals to hire their own ships

FILE PHOTO: The congested Port of Los Angeles is shown in San Pedro, California, U.S., September 29, 2021. REUTERS/Mike Blake REUTERS Big U.S. retailers charter vessels amid supply crunchDozens of container ships stuck at U.S. West Coast portsCompanies reliant on Asia supplies face tough holiday seasonShipping operators can cash in on

Nigerian Senate moves to stop processing delay and illegal charges on cargo transport

The Senate, Nigeria's upper legislature, has commenced moves to stop processing delay and illegal charges on cargo transport by freight agents in Nigeria. The decision to end multiple charges on cargo processing and transport was reached by the upper chamber in a resolution following consideration of a motion during plenary on

FedEx to expand international air offerings next quarter

FedEx Freight Company to beef up Europe-to-US priority service, launch intercontinental network geared to e-commerce users FedEx Corp. has announced that it will roll out two intercontinental delivery products within the next couple of months as it looks to beef up its lagging global e-commerce operations and capitalize on the continued tightness

16 Vehicles Most Likely To Run For Over 200,000 Miles (322 km)

2014-toyota-tundra-front-view Whether you intend to drive a vehicle for five years or fifteen, its durability matters. After all, the average new model costs an average of more than $41,000 these days, and even used cars can represent significant automotive investments. The Toyota Land Cruiser is the vehicle that's most likely to exceed

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