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The U.S. and Ukraine have signed a letter of intent to facilitate private-sector investment in the war-torn country.

Stoughton Trailers was one of five companies that pressed for unfair trade practice rulings against China that led to massive duties.

Military truck drivers and $1,000-per-chassis tax credit incentives are part of a slate of recommendations for the commerce secretary to consider to help unclog U.S. ports.

The lack of federal grant money for truck parking again frustrates small-business truckers.

Retaining drivers — not increasing the driver pool — is the way to address supply chain disruption, OOIDA asserts.

A Commerce Department advisory group recommends that the department coordinate an interagency approach to addressing the driver shortage.

A new supply chain task force emerges from the Biden administration’s 100-day review.

The U.S. must help secure domestic semiconductor manufacturing, truck manufacturers tell the Biden administration.

The Biden administration review of critical supply chains is aimed at reducing reliance on China for equipment.

The United States is the largest steel importer in the world, buying $23.9 billion worth of raw steel in 2019.

The ongoing coronavirus pandemic is shrinking U.S. rail volumes as the housing construction and retail sectors struggle to stay afloat.

Executive order establishes national policy to safeguard positioning and navigation services.

Ecosystems of entrepreneurship are popping up in cities across the United States. Innovation is no longer exclusive to Silicon Valley.

The United States and Mexico have reached a deal to avoid a tomato anti-dumping investigation, ending a tense tariff dispute that had lingered for months. The deal was first announced […]

The United States and Mexico are on the brink of yet another trade war – this time pitting U.S. farmers against Mexican tomato growers and importers.  The debate centers around […]

Scott Case explores the reasons behind the recent FedEx lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Commerce.

Trump now threatening tariffs against Mexico while trade groups claim cross-border supply chains still at risk.