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Japanese automakers make way more cars in US than they import from home

Bloomberg | July 02, 2018 | International Trade

US airports spend record sums to renovate amid travel boom

Bloomberg | July 02, 2018 | Air Cargo | Airports

U.S. airports are breaking records on construction spending to cash in on a surge in travel while the industry is flush from years of low fuel prices.

Rihm Kenworth opens new facilities in South St. Paul and Coon Rapids

AJOT | July 02, 2018 | Intermodal | Trucking

Rihm Kenworth recently celebrated the opening of its new facilities in South St. Paul and Coon Rapids, where the family-owned business sells and services The World’s Best Kenworth trucks.

Evergreen Line renews investment in Carrier Transicold

AJOT | July 02, 2018 | Maritime | Liner Shipping

As one of the world’s leading shipping lines, Evergreen Line, is enhancing its operations with 3,000 containers refrigerated by Carrier Transicold PrimeLINE® units, chosen for their refrigeration performance and power efficiency. Carrier Transicold is part of UTC Climate, Controls & Security, a unit of United Technologies Corp. (NYSE: UTX).

CMA CGM FAK rates changes from North Europe and Mediterranean to the Pacific Islands

AJOT | July 02, 2018 | Maritime | Liner Shipping

Study Finds Over 100,000 Industry Jobs at Risk with Tariffs on Imported Auto Parts

AJOT | July 02, 2018 | International Trade

Ports advance new standards for cleaner trucks

AJOT | July 02, 2018 | Ports & Terminals | Ports

Commissioners for the ports of Long Beach and Los Angeles have approved measures to ensure new trucks just entering drayage service meet the cleanest engine standards, a step designed to accelerate the reduction of harmful air emissions from trucks.

CBRE’s Industrial And Retail Advisory Team Adds 3 Experts In New York Market

AJOT | July 02, 2018 | Logistics

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Stas Margaronis | Top Story | July 02, 2018

Corvus Energy will build new automated marine battery factory in Norway

New demand for ferries, cruise ships and offshore supply vessels is driving battery-maker Corvus Energy to build a new automated factory in Bergen, Norway.

Spurned Air France-KLM CEO candidate takes aim at suitor Accor

Bloomberg | July 02, 2018 | Air Cargo

MHI Vestas to use Taiwan as export hub for Asia offshore wind

Bloomberg | July 02, 2018 | International Trade

Alabama sees factory investments stall in midst of Trump trade threats

Bloomberg | July 02, 2018 | International Trade

Port of Oakland names Eric Napralla Chief Wharfinger

Mr. Napralla, a 6-year Port employee, will manage seaport operations that range from tenant relationships to facilities leasing.

Global trade-war threat is bringing anxiety to factory floor

Bloomberg | July 02, 2018 | International Trade

Air Canada completes inauguration of 25 new non-stop international, transborder and domestic routes this summer

AJOT | July 02, 2018 | Air Cargo | Airlines

Five regional services launch today: Montreal to Windsor and London ON; Edmonton to Kelowna and Victoria; Calgary to Comox

Ancra International announces company name change to Ancra Cargo

AJOT | July 02, 2018 | Logistics

Woodland Introduces Woodland Euro-Net

AJOT | July 02, 2018 | Logistics

Woodland Group are proud to introduce Woodland ‘Euro-Net’, delivering daily road freight groupage services to and from 70 destinations through a single European network in partnership with Online Systemlogistik.

Reducing CO2 emissions to zero

AJOT | July 02, 2018 | Maritime

Virgin Atlantic Cargo forecasts high demand for new Sydney-Hong Kong services

AJOT | July 02, 2018 | Air Cargo | Airlines

With expectations of booming e-commerce volumes from China coupled with strong demand for northbound cargo capacity, Virgin Atlantic Cargo anticipates the new Virgin Australia daily Sydney-Hong Kong services to get off to a flying start when they commence on 2 July.