
Bangladesh garment workers' wage protests escalate after wage board announcement
Bangladesh announced a six-member wage board on Nov 1 to review garment workers' pay amid escalating protests and factory shutdowns.
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Bangladesh announced a six-member wage board on Nov 1 to review garment workers' pay amid escalating protests and factory shutdowns.

Kodiak AI has secured its first binding commercial agreement to deploy its autonomous-driving system on 75 driverless trucks operated by carrier DTL Transport, with deliveries starting in 2028.

U.S. intermodal rail volume jumped 12.6% year-over-year in week 41, driving overall traffic up 8.5% as high diesel costs and tight truck capacity force freight shifts, straining drayage and reshaping competitive dynamics.

Kodiak Robotics will begin hauling IKEA freight with no one in the cab on a Texas corridor before the end of 2025.

A lawsuit alleges Amazon's Relay program allowed Road Warriors Logistic to haul freight despite violating its own 180-day operating authority rule.

Union Pacific CEO Jim Vena has sharply criticized rival railroads' requests for extensive trackage rights as a condition for approving UP's proposed $85 billion merger.

U.S. import bookings have averaged lower than the previous two years while inventory levels have remained stable.

CargoNet reports $31.8 million in cargo thefts over Labor Day periods from 2021 to 2025, with a 70% increase in incidents.

Carrier Trailer Bridge and terminal operator Ports America have entered a 10-year agreement for stevedoring and terminal technology.

XPO reported a 3.7% year-over-year tonnage increase for August.

The most recent Logistics Managers' Index reveals a deep contraction in transportation capacity alongside surging prices.