But the “big boys” like Walmart, Target and Best Buy are expected to be doing business in their stores and online.

New president leads domestic and international operations; French company appoints executive board; and Jamaican maritime leader chairs subcommittee.

JAXPORT has named Jacqueline Glass as its new director of procurement services. Glass has more than 25 years of experience as a supply chain professional focused on strategic sourcing and […]

Witnesses to appear before the Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation include the Federal Railroad Administration administrator.

CEO retiring and COO moving up; aerospace logistics company filling newly created commercial role.

Maersk, MSC and CMA CGM are implementing fees they say will help cover costs to reduce sulphur emissions; the IMO announces it will not push back the deadline.

Icelandic cargo shipping firm names interim managing director of U.S. operations; American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials taps next executive director.

Maersk, CMA CGM and MSC announce fees to cover costs of meeting low-sulphur deadline.

Promotions come with new responsibilities and ways of doing business to best serve customers.

Public comment on proposed changes to regulations will be accepted until Oct. 10.

The 50-year agreement calls for the United Arab Emirates-based company to invest up to $600 million.

Commercial truck operations at the North Carolina ports are expected to resume Monday.

Duncan Hunter was ousted after he and his wife were indicted on charges of misusing campaign funds.

Connecticut Port Authority hires business development and special projects manager; British International Freight Association brings on an additional trainer.

The worst flooding in North Carolina could be yet to come in the wake of Florence.

The bill supports the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ navigation program and Harbor Maintenance Tax-funded work.

House subcommittee conducts hearing on “one of the most complex safety mandates ever undertaken by the railroad industry.”

Railroad makes leadership moves; 3PL opens and staffs Tennessee office.

Port operations along the East Coast stopped; state of emergency declared in North Carolina.

DeLaney elected to board of directors, Rea joins executive group, Hernandez promoted and Herrera hired.

Lucas Keuhner is promoted to executive vice president; hired are Peder Winther as EVP, Owen Schmidt as COO and Alexandra Lersey as controller.

Port has a new chairman of the board; logistics companies in the United States and Europe fill roles.

Powell returns as chief technology officer; Gingsjo promoted to head project management services.

Appointments take place from California to the Midwest to Florida.

Cameron and Hacegaba named co-leaders; Born’s contract extended; and Doorley promoted.

Cannata, Schiller and Tierney join leadership team; Vekshin tapped to lead charter cargo operations.

Kramer appointed as president; Hughes named director of sales; and Atkinson tapped as senior director of supply chain.

Port authority installs new board members and reports tonnage increases.

Airline names managing director of cargo operations; supply chain integration platform hires two vice presidents.

Railway and railcar repair company announce senior management promotions; industry veteran joins board.

Automaker wants to use foreign-sourced navigation apparatus in California plants.

Leadership changes are announced, promotions are carried out and key roles are filled.

Former Walmart logistics leader joins drone provider; longtime employee promoted to oversee branch operations.

Check out the latest hires and promotions in logistics, port management, transportation technology and maritime insurance.

Ruest and Owens named CEOs; Krishnamoorthy hired as VP of engineering.

Tennison promoted, Coleman hired and Egoscue elected.

CEO, SVP, sales director and consultants appointed.

Company wants to add foreign components to gift sets packaged in Florida.

Comments, objections and requests for hearings must be filed by Aug. 22.

Foreign components will be used in production of wire harnesses at Hampshire plant

Butner elected board president; Magnusson joins advisory committee; Oud named to panel; and Pulfer hired in Ohio.

Swart tapped as president; Hunt named COO; and Tuthill hired as CCO.

Industry veterans get COO, EVP roles.

Companies announce employees’ promotions.

The Kolkata has nearly 211 tonnes of heavy fuel oil in her tanks and is carrying nearly 200 tonnes of other oil.

Company seeks to add finished products and foreign status materials and components to the scope of authority.

Board chair, directors, managers and chief wharfinger named.

CMA CGM founding president’s funeral service took place in Marseilles on Friday.

It all begins with a purchase order, say American Shipper webinar panelists.

Jensen is tapped as a commissioner; air cargo carrier announces leadership team appointments.

Allen Sutherland named VP of law; Messer promoted to sales manager.

Brückner promoted to assistant vice president; Lengenfelder joins port marketing department.

Daugherty leading joint venture of APL and Fujitrans; Proulx heading operations for logistics provider; and Hendricks chairing board.

Growing company promotes and hires.

Port has new CCO; Cleveland company hires managers; and insurance group appoints board members.

Watkins leading talent acquisition; Monson heading software provider; Mitchell overseeing human resources; and Coda is taking helm.

DeMarco hired as chief commercial officer for Florida port; Wagoner tapped to head sales and marketing in western United States and Canada.

Knight is named general counsel; Tanggaard is first male member of Norwegian group promoting female participation in maritime industry.

Lindsey is named branch manager; Mordhorst gets promotion.

Logistics company hires key account manager; properties group names corporate affairs lead; airline taps commercial activities chief; industry groups elect board members; and longtime public servant becomes EVP.

Israel-based container shipping carrier makes senior management changes; transportation intelligence provider names VP of North American sales.

Surett is promoted to CFO; Cornede is named executive director; Matthews is tapped as association president.

Schwichtenberg named safety chief; Malin will head operations.

UPS names former Xerox exec as marketing chief; Railinc promotes IT leader.

Crowley promotes attorney; new VP driving Xeneta sales in North America

Bailey and Brittin leading Transportation Institute at the University of Denver; Gonçalves joining Institute of International Container Lessors; and O’Brien and Bordelon serving Shipbuilders Council.

Lifshatz is appointed CFO; Thrasher and Pay get new roles.

The deal to “bring together two global leaders in rail equipment, services and software” is valued at about $11.1 billion.

Senger-Weiss will succeed Niessner as Gebrüder Weiss CEO; Destriau has been named CFO of ZIM; and Team Worldwide makes appointments.

The four-day program, announced during a Rise of the Rest seed fund stop in Chattanooga on Thursday, is free to company founders “building revolutionary businesses across the supply chain and […]

A contract is extended, a chairman is elected and industry leaders are promoted in Europe, Asia and the United States.

American Shipper’s latest webinar, “Supply Chain Reaction: The Real Impact of Visibility,” lays out how BASF teamed up with MacroPoint to develop a web-based system to track shipments.

Safety, project controls and workforce and business development are the focus of new roles.