Logistics News
Gauges of Supply Chain Stress Head Higher
Some gauges are at their highest since the 2020-23 period, when economies locked down because of COVID, shortages emerged and shipping snarls persisted.
May 12, 2026Amazon Rolls Out 30-Minute Delivery to Some Cities
Amazon Now, first launched in India last June, is now available in urban areas of Brazil, Mexico, Japan, the United Arab Emirates, the U.K. and the U.S.
May 12, 2026Perspective: Payment Dispute or Fraud?
Late or missing payments aren’t new, but what looks like a routine billing delay can signal something more serious, writes Super Dispatch's Rukhsora Rakhmatova.
May 12, 2026FAA Ends MD-11 Grounding After Boeing Review
“After extensive review, the FAA approved Boeing’s protocol for safely returning MD-11 airplanes to service,” the agency said May 11 in a statement.
May 11, 2026Forward Air Narrows Loss in Q1 as Revenue Declines 5.1%
Forward Air Corp. noted first-quarter headwinds, plus the loss of a major portion of business, while reporting financial results May 7.
May 11, 2026Global Markets Lose 100M Barrels Each Week Hormuz Is Closed
That shortfall in supply is being met by companies and governments dipping into storage, with stockpiles running dangerously low, Saudi Aramco CEO Amin Nasser said.
May 11, 2026Oil Prices Rise as Trump Rejects Iran's Ceasefire Response
Brent crude, the international standard, gained 3.5% to $104.88 per barrel.
May 11, 2026US Navy Costs for Hormuz Missions Rise With Strait Blocked
The total for repeatedly escorting commercial shipping in and out of the Gulf would add billions to the price of the conflict.
May 11, 2026Truck Makers Navigate Era of Rapid Change
While adapting to shifting emission regulations, equipment manufacturers are balancing investments in both diesel engine platforms and emerging powertrains.
May 11, 2026Iran War Undermines Trust in Hormuz Transit, IEA Warns
Even if movement is restored, “the vase has been broken. You can’t glue it back together,” chief Fatih Birol said.
May 11, 2026