When firms go bankrupt, it is hard on those working for them. It’s especially hard for mariners who are far from home.
Supply Chain Digest- Supply Chain by the Numbers for May 8, 2026
- Amazon Sends a Shot across the Bow of Parcel and Freight Carriers and 3PLs with Launch of New Supply Chain Services Unit
- Amazon has Blowout Q1
- US PMI Shows Manufacturing Growth for the Fourth Consecutive Month in April
- Supply Chain and Logistics Stock Report for May 1, 2025
- Supply Chain by the Numbers for May 1, 2026
- The Largest Barriers to Warehouse Automation
- Gartner on Why So Many GenAI Projects Fail
- UPS Announces Expansion of Its RFID Parcel Tracking Technology
- Why has New Factory Construction Slowed Sharply
- Port Technology International
- APMT Apapa rolls out 4G LTE network
- APMT Pipavav unveils expansion project
- COSCO positive despite plummeting revenue
- Hutchison Ports and Egyptian Navy to build new container terminal
- Kalmar to supply Cambodian terminal with RTGs
- Europe leads the way as shipping steps up green tech research
- ABB and Kongsberg to work towards common data vessel infrastructure
- PSA Marine launches carbon cutting digital solution
- Port of Riga upgrades container handling fleet
- Mason Mega Rail project reaches new milestone
- Marine Link
- Fuel for Thought: How Three Fifty Markets Secured Its Maritime Lien
- Tech Focus: Thrusters Aid the Advance of Autonomous Nav Systems
- Rescued by the Welder’s Whip and Anchored by the Painter’s Spray Gun
- American Waterways, Global Volatility: Making the Right Policy Choices
- We Work the Waterways Provides Workforce Development Efforts to Maritime Consortium
- US Representative Salud Carbajal Recognized by International Propeller Club
- Oil Prices Rise As US-Iran Fighting Continues
- Suspected Oil Spill Visible on Satellite Images Near Kharg Island Export Hub
- Hantavirus-Infected Cruise Ship Part of Antarctic Tourism Trend
- Fishermen Find Ukrainian-Made Naval Drone in Greek Island Cave
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