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With a work stoppage looming on Canada's freight rail lines, “Truckload shippers with spot freight as well as rail shippers looking to convert should expect not only higher costs but also longer lead times.” on.wsj.com/3WRuFBY via @WSJ

Walmart cut its inventories last quarter. In today’s newsletter, a big surge in imports this summer signals retailers and shipping companies have high stakes in the continued strength of the retail economy. on.wsj.com/3X8Opmd

With a work stoppage looming on Canada's freight rail lines, “Truckload shippers with spot freight as well as rail shippers looking to convert should expect not only higher costs but also longer lead times.” on.wsj.com/3At7yq5 via @WSJ

Walmart cut its inventories last quarter. In today’s newsletter, a big surge in imports this summer signals retailers and shipping companies have high stakes in the continued strength of the retail economy. on.wsj.com/3X2yaa5

With a work stoppage looming on Canada's freight rail lines, “Truckload shippers with spot freight as well as rail shippers looking to convert should expect not only higher costs but also longer lead times.” on.wsj.com/3WGPosg via @WSJ

Walmart cut its inventories last quarter. In today’s newsletter, a big surge in imports this summer signals retailers and shipping companies have high stakes in the continued strength of the retail economy. on.wsj.com/46RnvlL

Startling import growth into the biggest U.S. seaport complex, in today's newsletter, along with the big stakes in Yellow's bankruptcy case and Canada's rail strike preparations reach U.S. trade. on.wsj.com/3YP707V

Startling import growth into the biggest U.S. seaport complex, in today's newsletter, along with the big stakes in Yellow's bankruptcy case and Canada's rail strike preparations reach U.S. trade. on.wsj.com/3SS8FFX

In today’s newsletter: While one supply chain disruption in South Asia is disappearing, another one if forming in North America on.wsj.com/46NbqOP

In today’s newsletter: While one supply chain disruption in South Asia is disappearing, another one if forming in North America on.wsj.com/3yBwbjM

U.S. importers are rushing in goods early to reduce risks from ocean shipping disruptions and new tariffs on goods from China, a strategy that carries high stakes and high costs. on.wsj.com/3yb0zRS via @WSJ

U.S. importers are rushing in goods early to reduce risks from ocean shipping disruptions and new tariffs on goods from China, a strategy that carries high stakes and high costs. on.wsj.com/3Seue35 via @WSJ

U.S. importers are rushing in goods early to reduce risks from ocean shipping disruptions and new tariffs on goods from China, a strategy that carries high stakes and high costs. on.wsj.com/3Wx16a4 via @WSJ

Metallica set out to prove the viability of alternative-fuel trucks on its European tour. Then things got complicated. on.wsj.com/3z0WeAL via @WSJ

Logistics startup Stord is acquiring another services provider as slowing e-commerce growth pushes fulfillment speciaists to find new ways to boost revenue. on.wsj.com/3xgPbCX via @WSJ

Levi Strauss refocusing its business toward its direct-to-consumer channel to offset declining wholesale sales. on.wsj.com/3W56EZJ

Logistics startup Stord is acquiring another services provider as slowing e-commerce growth pushes fulfillment speciaists to find new ways to boost revenue. on.wsj.com/3xqYssn via @WSJ

Logistics startup Stord is acquiring another services provider as slowing e-commerce growth pushes fulfillment speciaists to find new ways to boost revenue. on.wsj.com/3xjs5vs via @WSJ

Levi Strauss refocusing its business toward its direct-to-consumer channel to offset declining wholesale sales. on.wsj.com/3PRWWG5

Logistics firms are targeting cost savings as well as faster and more efficient deliveries as they incorporate generative AI into operations. on.wsj.com/3ITer4X via @wsjlogistics