James Miller

Enterprise House Bought by ESR and Carlyle: What the Stoke-on-Trent Deal Means for Logistics

This piece outlines the acquisition of Enterprise House, a 221,000ft² logistics facility in Talke, Stoke-on-Trent, by ESR Europe and funds managed by Carlyle Europe Realty.

Harworth reports £110.2m FY2025 sales and a stronger Grade A industrial & logistics portfolio

This article reveals Harworth’s FY2025 sales performance and the company’s strategic shift toward higher-quality industrial and logistics assets.

Independent operational review at Amsterdam Airport Schiphol and KLM after severe January weather

The focus here is an independent review commissioned by Amsterdam Airport Schiphol and KLM to examine how severe winter weather in early January disrupted operations and passenger journeys.

When leaders falter: Rising employee anxiety about AI and the ripple effects

Leadership shortfalls are amplifying worker anxiety about the role of artificial intelligence in the workplace, and the fallout is already visible across organisations.

Baris Kavakli of Portera Lays Out 2026 Outlook for Agentic AI in Business

This piece reveals key predictions for agentic AI in 2026 and examines how enterprises — including logistics operators — should prepare for the coming changes.

Two-truck collision shuts A-7 near Sorbas with one motorist hospitalized and traffic diverted

The A-7 motorway was closed between kilometers 725 and 735 after a collision involving two trucks near Sorbas, Almería, with one person taken to hospital and alternative routes put in place.

Magnus Energy elevates Christiane Stut, Ksenia Tolstrup and Line van Kesteren into director roles

This article reveals the appointment of three new directors at Magnus Energy and examines what their promotions mean for European energy programmes and adjacent logistics operations.

New interruptions in issuing digital tachograph cards and their effects on drivers and freight operators

This article reveals fresh disruptions in the issuance of digital tachograph cards by the Fábrica Nacional de Moneda y Timbre (FNMT) and explains what those delays mean for drivers, fleets and logistics planning.

Mercedes‑Benz trials MCS megawatt charging on the eActros 600 over a 2,400 km trans‑European route

This piece outlines Mercedes‑Benz Trucks' field trial of the Megawatt Charging System (MCS) with the eActros 600, a long‑haul battery electric truck, covering roughly 2,400 km across Europe.

Hardis Supply Chain establishes Hardis Inc. to serve the North American logistics market

The launch of Hardis Inc. in the United States marks a major step for Hardis Supply Chain as it seeks to bring cloud-native supply chain software and warehouse automation expertise to North American shippers. Why the US expansion matters The North American market is in the midst of a rapid logistics transformation driven by migration to the cloud , growing warehouse automation , and the increasing complexity of omnichannel flows. Companies are looking for solutions that can orchestrate multi-channel processes, coordinate robotics and automated equipment, and provide real-time visibility across distribution networks. Hardis Inc. was created to deliver closer support to customers in this

How Bonded Warehouses Help Businesses Delay Duties, Save Cash and Improve Logistics

This piece explains how bonded warehouses let companies defer import duties, manage inventory smarter, and protect cash flow.

2026 Rules for Truck Movement in Spain: New Limits and Exceptions

This piece explains the new truck circulation restrictions published for Spain in 2026 and what they mean for freight planning and road transport operators.