Month: February 2026

While supply chains have poured investment into transportation and warehouse technology, yard and dock operations remain one of the most manual and least visible parts of the network, a gap that is increasingly difficult to manage as volumes fluctuate and labor tightens. While the C3 State of Yard and Dock Management 2026 survey is underway,… Continue reading Yard management technology moves out of the shadows as supply chains push for end-to-end visibility

Quebec’s La Caisse, the country’s second-largest pension fund, which holds a 45% stake in DP World Canada, in a statement said it expects the global logistics company to “take necessary actions” after the Dubai firm’s chief executive, Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem, was identified in the latest release of Epstein files. La Caisse told Bloomberg in… Continue reading Investors halt deals with DP World over CEO’s Epstein ties

The Federal Aviation Administration imposed a rare 10-day closure of airspace over El Paso International Airport (ELP) and surrounding areas, halting all commercial, cargo, and general aviation flights from late Tuesday through Feb. 20, but reversed course only hours later and re-opened flights. The temporary flight restriction, citing “special security reasons” and designated as national… Continue reading Update: FAA re-opens El Paso airspace

Parcel delivery startup Gofo has acquired Cirro E-commerce, an end-to-end provider of international small-parcel logistics services in the United States, Europe and Oceania, the latest stage in an infrastructure race between low-cost carriers to achieve scale in the last-mile delivery market. Gofo also made two appointments to lead its commercial strategy and sales execution, including… Continue reading Startup courier Gofo acquires Cirro E-commerce for access to retailers

Carrier identity impersonation remains one of the most disruptive risks in freight transportation. Organized criminal groups increasingly pose as legitimate motor carriers by using real MC numbers paired with falsified contact information, forged documents, and look-alike email domains. These schemes allow unauthorized parties to secure loads, reroute shipments, or intercept freight before disappearing. As freight… Continue reading Carrier identity verification: Why it matters more than ever