Logistics & Supply Chain

Aerospace giant Daher deepens its decade-long alliance with LeanDNA, deploying an AI platform to unify its supply chain across three continents.

Terreno Realty's Landover purchase highlights the enduring value of last-mile logistics, revealing a calculated move in a complex, post-boom market.

Flip's new identity and AI tools aren't just an upgrade; they're a strategic move to solve the security and productivity crisis facing 2.7 billion workers.

Echo Global Logistics' new intra-Mexico service tackles historical supply chain fragmentation, offering a seamless, tech-driven solution for the booming nearshoring economy.

A new venture from SparkFun Electronics aims to disrupt the multi-billion dollar high-precision positioning market by replacing pricey, proprietary systems with an affordable, open, and user-owned model.

With its new Dutch innovation hub, Berkshire Grey isn't just expanding; it's making a calculated bet that proven, real-world robotics will win Europe's high-stakes logistics battle.

Hillman Group breaks ground on a massive facility at a dead mall site, centralizing operations in a bold strategic play for efficiency and future growth.

GoTo Foods is ditching the one-size-fits-all delivery model, partnering with Texas-native Favor to boost franchisee profits and court local loyalty.

Armlogi Holding Corp. is betting big on operational upgrades for the summer e-commerce rush. But can these costly moves pay off for the small-cap logistics firm?

With new, competitively priced firearms and a strategic logistics base in Austria, Turkish firm Derya Arms is executing a major play for the European market.

A new Hong Kong-Norwegian venture aims to upend ballast water treatment with a mobile facility, targeting a European market shaped by strict regulations.

In a major strategic power play, ShipStation Global has hired a 16-year Amazon veteran to reshape its European logistics, signaling a new AI-fueled war for SMEs.

As the World Cup kicks off, 115 Chinese-made trains are Mexico's transit backbone. It's a high-stakes test of tech, a geopolitical play, and a PR coup.

Chemico's 16th Supplier of the Year award from GM isn't just a trophy; it's a testament to a 37-year partnership driving efficiency and sustainability.

AutoZone adds $1.5B to its colossal buyback program. We dissect if this relentless return of capital is a masterstroke or a sign of a company running out of road.

Trucking expert Alan Sinn reveals the intricate web of permits, planning, and protocols that keep St. Louis's economy running and its communities safe.

Univers's new platform isn't just another AI. It's a move to give our physical world—from power grids to ports—a continuously learning, autonomous brain.

With the debut of an AI-driven pallet jack and a showcase of humanoid robots, Richtech Robotics is betting its integrated ecosystem can solve the industrial labor crisis.

In a strategic pivot from energy, the Port of Corpus Christi partners with DP World to build a container terminal, aiming to boost the Texas economy and U.S. supply chains.

A new alliance aims to inject enterprise AI into America's ports. It's not just about efficiency; it's a strategic model for reshaping legacy industries.