U.S.D.O.T. Fast Tracks Railroad Infrastructure Improvements The USDOT’s $2.4 billion investment in U.S. rail infrastructure will enhance freight flow, safety, and resilience across the nation.
Election’s Impact on Supply Chain The upcoming U.S. presidential election could significantly impact supply chains, as C-suite leaders brace for potential economic, regulatory, and geopolitical
Port of Los Angeles Reports Record Volume The Port of Los Angeles saw record volumes in Q3 2024, handling an all-time high of 2.85 million
Leaner Holiday Supply Chains As inflation impacts consumer spending power, retailers and supply chain leaders are doubling down on efficiency for the holiday season. A
Port Strike Fallout The ILA’s three-day strike across major East and Gulf Coast ports spared the trucking sector from major freight rate disruptions but left
Florida Bracing for Hurricane Milton As Hurricane Milton nears Florida’s Gulf Coast, the state braces for severe damage. Local leaders warn that intense storm surges
Port Strike Has Ended As fast as it began, a crippling three-day strike across U.S. East Coast and Gulf Coast ports has ended with a
Check Out The View From Jamestown, Podcast Edition The team at TLC recently made an appearance on a popular chemical industry podcast, discussing key industry
Port Strike Has Begun Dockworkers at 36 ports from Maine to Texas have begun striking over automation concerns and wage disputes. The strike, led by
