DHL Express Canada Resumes Operations After Unifor Strike Deal

DHL Express Canada Resumes Operations After Unifor Strike Deal

DHL Express Canada and Unifor union have reached a new labor agreement, ending a nearly three-week work stoppage and strike. Full operations resumed on June 30th. The new agreement, valid until July 1, 2029, includes a 15.75% wage increase, a new owner-operator payment structure, and increased pension benefits. The company will prioritize processing delayed packages, and customers can submit claims through the standard procedure.

01/08/2026 Logistics
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Fedex Acquires Polands Opek to Boost Eastern Europe Presence

Fedex Acquires Polands Opek to Boost Eastern Europe Presence

FedEx acquired Polish express delivery company Opek to enhance its service capabilities in Poland and Eastern Europe. This acquisition will allow FedEx to leverage Opek's well-established domestic network, improve service levels, and expand its European footprint, thereby achieving profitable growth. This acquisition is a significant step in FedEx's strategic layout in the European market, indicating its continued growth and innovation globally.

01/28/2026 Logistics
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US Imports Jump in April As Trade Tensions Rise

US Imports Jump in April As Trade Tensions Rise

US imports increased by 10.3% year-on-year in April, but the impact of tariff policies may become apparent in May. Consumer goods imports showed strong growth, while capital goods were weak. Reduced US-China tariffs could stimulate short-term import growth, but long-term uncertainty remains. Businesses need to pay attention to policy changes and flexibly adjust their supply chain strategies.

01/29/2026 Logistics
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US Chamber Calls for Debt Action to Boost Economy

US Chamber Calls for Debt Action to Boost Economy

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce forecasts a slow economic recovery in the United States, identifying national debt as the biggest threat. The Chamber proposes a five-point growth plan, including unleashing energy potential, expanding trade, streamlining regulations, reforming immigration, and controlling spending. Simultaneously, it advocates for increased infrastructure investment, suggesting a rise in fuel taxes to stimulate economic growth and job creation.

Xiaohongshus Viral Posts Truth Behind the Hype

Xiaohongshus Viral Posts Truth Behind the Hype

Chasing viral content on Xiaohongshu isn't a guaranteed success and can be misleading. This article deconstructs the myth of viral content for follower growth, emphasizing the significance of vertical content and revealing the traffic pitfalls of 'dissimilar combinations'. Only through precise positioning and in-depth content development can truly valuable viral content be created, achieving both follower growth and commercial value.

US Rail Freight Gains in Carloads Dips in Intermodal for November

US Rail Freight Gains in Carloads Dips in Intermodal for November

In November 2025, US rail freight saw carload traffic increase by 4.3%, while intermodal traffic declined by 6.5%. Commodities like coal experienced growth, while miscellaneous carloads decreased. Year-to-date figures still show overall growth. The rail freight industry faces both challenges and opportunities, as reflected in these economic indicators and the performance of intermodal and traditional rail freight sectors.

12/05/2025 Logistics
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Fedex Beats Q3 Forecasts Amid Ecommerce and Global Expansion

Fedex Beats Q3 Forecasts Amid Ecommerce and Global Expansion

Despite facing adverse weather and rising costs, FedEx's Q3 earnings exceeded expectations, primarily driven by the booming e-commerce sector and strong international business growth. The company achieved this against the odds by optimizing pricing strategies, enhancing operational efficiency, and proactively addressing challenges. Moving forward, FedEx needs to continue capitalizing on opportunities in e-commerce and international markets to sustain its growth momentum.

01/15/2026 Logistics
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US Container Volume Rises As Consumer Demand Defies Supply Chain Strains

US Container Volume Rises As Consumer Demand Defies Supply Chain Strains

S&P Global data indicates continued growth in US container freight volume in September, up 13.4% year-over-year, driven by strong consumer goods demand, although capital goods growth has slowed. Despite ongoing challenges, the supply chain demonstrates resilience. Businesses should focus on market changes, strengthen supply chain management to address potential risks, and embrace digital transformation to navigate the evolving landscape.

01/22/2026 Logistics
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US Retail Sales Rise Modestly in July Ecommerce Dominates

US Retail Sales Rise Modestly in July Ecommerce Dominates

U.S. retail sales saw a moderate increase in July, with e-commerce sales leading the growth, but overall consumer spending growth slowed. Performance varied across retail categories, with staples remaining stable while discretionary spending faced pressure. Economists are cautiously optimistic about the future retail market, believing consumer resilience persists, but challenges remain. It is crucial to pay attention to evolving consumer trends.