James Miller

How ArcBest’s Incoming CEO is Shaping the Future Through Growth, Efficiency, and Innovation

ArcBest is navigating a critical leadership handoff with an emphasis on careful succession planning.

Major Rail Unions Challenge Union Pacific and Norfolk Southern’s Landmark Merger Plans

A proposed $85 billion merger between Union Pacific and Norfolk Southern, aiming to create the first transcontinental rail system, has met strong resistance from two major U.S.

The Evolution of Cold Chain E-Commerce: Growth, Challenges, and Logistics Impact

Cold Chain E-Commerce: A Growing Year-Round Phenomenon Temperature-controlled e-commerce has stepped out of its seasonal shadow. What started as a niche for holiday gifts like pears, steaks, and chocolates has exploded into a dynamic, complex sector operating year-round. This shift didn't happen overnight but grew rapidly in the wake of changing consumer habits during and after the COVID-19 pandemic. From Gift Boxes to Everyday Essentials Cold chain shipping was once the darling of the holiday season, a luxury reserved for special occasions and thoughtful gift-giving. Legacy brands like Harry & David and Omaha Steaks pioneered this service decades ago, primarily targeting select markets

How Pacsun, Camping World, and Lush are Embracing Uber’s On-Demand Delivery to Meet Customer Demand

As holiday shopping picks up pace, three prominent retailers — Pacsun, Camping World, and Lush — have joined forces with Uber to offer customers the convenience of on-demand delivery.

How Tariffs and Production Shifts Are Shaping Manufacturers' Pricing and Supply Chain Decisions

Manufacturers are facing the heat from rising tariff-related costs, prompting many to contemplate passing these expenses directly onto customers.

States and D.C. Renew Legal Fight Over $2 Billion Withheld from EV Charging Infrastructure Programs

Sixteen states alongside the District of Columbia have reignited their legal challenge against the federal government over withheld funds for electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure.

Incident on A-30: Truck Driver Suffers Burns After Using Stove Inside Vehicle Cabin

At kilometer 69 on the A-30 motorway heading towards Murcia, an incident occurred involving a 37-year-old truck driver.

AIR Advances Cargo Transport with Production-Ready Dual-Use eVTOL Aircraft

The world of cargo transport is getting a new breath of fresh air with AIR’s unveiling of its production-ready eVTOL aircraft.

U.S. Blockade on Venezuelan Oil Tankers Sparks Price Surge as Markets Brace for Impact

U.S. Blockade on Venezuelan Oil Tankers Sends Prices Soaring The recent blockade on Venezuelan oil tankers ordered by the U.S. government has stirred up the oil market, causing prices to jump sharply. This move follows the U.S. forces' seizure of an oil tanker off the Venezuelan coast, a rare and assertive action amid heightened military tension in the region. The blockade targets all vessels sanctioned for transporting oil to Venezuela, increasing pressure on the country's government. As a direct consequence, U.S. crude oil prices surged over 2%, reflecting concerns about tighter supply lines. The international benchmark, Brent crude, also experienced a significant boost. These shifts

The Growing Role of Telematics in Fleet Safety, Legal Defense, and Cost Management

Telematics technology has moved beyond simple monitoring and now serves as a critical line of defense for commercial fleets facing legal and financial challenges.

Fuel Transport Unveils $8M AI Project to Streamline Pricing and Carrier Selection Across Canada, US, and Mexico

Fuel Transport, a Montreal-centered logistics company, is stepping up its game by investing a hefty $8 million into an AI-fueled transport optimization program.

Leadership Shift at Continental AG Marks New Era with Christian Kötz as CEO During Key Industrial Unit Sale

A significant change is underway at Continental AG, signaling a new chapter for the German automotive giant.