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Coupang Logistics Center Fire in Incheon Nearly Extinguished after 61 Hours
Anchor: The large fire that broke out at a Coupang logistics center in Incheon, just west of Seoul, is nearly extinguished. While firefighters are still working to put out the remaining embers, nearby residents who were evacuated are finally being…
daS10 drone is designed for inspection, surveillance and remote logistics
Celeste Ecoflyers daS10, an inflatable drone, can reportedly fly for more than 10 hours Its 8-meter pneumatic wing replaces much of a conventional aircraft structure The drone can reportedly cover approximately 500 miles in one direction A French…
FIFA World Cup Expansion: 64 Teams on the Horizon? Logistics, Finances, and Opposition Explored
FIFA President Gianni Infantino has opened discussions on a potential expansion of the World Cup to a massive 64 teams, a move that could fundamentally reshape the global football landscape, impacting everything from logistics and finances to…
Delek Logistics Partners: At 8% Yield, This Is Too Good To Pass Up (NYSE:DKL)
Delek Logistics Partners offers an 8.24% forward yield, well supported by robust cash flow and resilient operating performance amid an energy export boom. DKL trades at an attractive 9.7x FWD EV/EBITDA, with fair value estimated at $60–$65…
Nano Nuclear Energy Is Paying Up to $13 Million to Acquire This Nuclear Logistics Company. Here's Why Investors Shouldn't Overlook This Small Deal.
Nano Nuclear Energy (NNE +5.42%) is a nuclear energy company that wants to build small, portable nuclear power systems. It does not yet have commercial reactors in operation, yet its flagship microreactor design, called KRONOS, is moving through…
Caliber Mining and Logistics IPO subscribed 146.64 times on final day
The initial public offer of Caliber Mining and Logistics Ltd received a massive 146.64 times subscription on the closing day of bidding on Tuesday. The IPO got bids for 114.90 crore (1,14,90,37,400) shares against 78.35 lakh (78,35,821) shares on…
Betting On the Future of Physical AI, Zalando Invests In Sereact
Zalando is now a strategic investor at Sereact, a provider of physical AI for warehouse robotics and manufacturing, underscoring the potential of the technology in meeting the logistical needs of Europe's fashion industry. Sereact said in a recent…
Forward Air secures deal to keep at least 50% of $250M account
Forward Air said Tuesday that it will continue working with one of its largest customers, which had provided notice in May that it might pull all of its business. A non-binding arrangement with the customer will allow Forward to keep half, and…
Opinion | Why China is rapidly expanding its land trade routes to Central Asia
Over the past year, China's Belt and Road Initiative has seen rapid development in Central Asia. This has been evidenced by the launch of several railway and road routes connecting China's industrial and economic centres to logistics hubs in…
Why The Industrial Maintenance Crisis Is A Math Problem
Harmjan Derksen, Chief Product Officer, Ultimo. AI-augmented enterprise asset management (EAM) solutions for industrial businesses. According to research from Deloitte, by 2030, 2.1 million manufacturing jobs will be unfilled. Even further…
Transport M&A builds momentum alongside freight market - TT
“It is going to get extremely busy,” Tenney says. (adamkaz/Getty Images) Trucking M&A activity improved in the first half of 2026 as freight market conditions recovered and sellers who delayed exits returned to market. Capacity…
Why Israel Is Sitting Out the Latest U.S. Bombing Campaign in Iran
Israel is sitting it out as the conflict with Iran heats up again, a posture that suits the U.S., its Arab allies—and for now Israel itself. The U.S. and Israel fought together closely when they launched the war on Iran in February, drawing…
Ukraine Hammers Putin's Economy With Strikes on Giant Warehouses
Ukrainian drone strikes on warehouses operated by Wildberries, Russia's answer to Amazon, have jolted the country's retail industry, forcing companies to rethink logistics and stoking fears of higher inflation. Drones hit warehouses near Moscow and…
Why The World Cup Was A Turning Point For B2B Brands
Nikos Lemanis is Strategy Director at Luxid Group, an award-winning, agile team of creatives, technologists and marketing strategists. The 2026 World Cup will be remembered for many things, not least for the sheer size and complexity of the…
How Commodity Trading Is Quietly Shaping Geneva's Prestige Property Market
Geneva—where culture and commodities connect. Switzerland's banking infrastructure continues to attract global talent, and the lifestyle markers they expect. In an era defined by geopolitical uncertainty and supply-chain disruption, control…
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