Aramex Acquires Myus for 265M to Boost Ecommerce Logistics

Aramex Acquires Myus for 265M to Boost Ecommerce Logistics

Aramex acquired MyUS for $265 million to strengthen its cross-border e-commerce competitiveness. MyUS will be integrated into Aramex's operations, expanding its customer base and reach. The acquisition is expected to increase Aramex's shipping volume and complement its existing Shop & Ship service. This will create a more robust cross-border e-commerce service network, addressing post-pandemic challenges and seizing opportunities in the global market.

01/05/2026 Logistics
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PICARD Conference Examines Postpandemic Customs and Sustainability

PICARD Conference Examines Postpandemic Customs and Sustainability

The 15th PICARD Conference focused on customs transformation and sustainable development in the context of the pandemic. Discussions centered on the reshaping of customs roles, customs' responsibilities in sustainable development, the construction of performance evaluation systems, and data-driven customs management models. The conference aimed to provide intellectual support and practical guidance for the modernization of customs worldwide. Registration was free and open to all participants.

NFI Adds 5000 Jobs As Ecommerce Freight Demand Surge

NFI Adds 5000 Jobs As Ecommerce Freight Demand Surge

NFI announced the addition of 5,000 new positions, reflecting e-commerce growth and the recovery of the freight economy. The pandemic accelerated e-commerce adoption and inventory rebuilding, driving demand for warehousing. Businesses need to optimize warehouse layouts, locate closer to consumers, and monitor freight rate fluctuations. Embracing technological innovation and strengthening talent development are key for logistics companies to address challenges and win in the future.

01/29/2026 Logistics
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Global Supply Chains Adapt to Postpandemic Challenges

Global Supply Chains Adapt to Postpandemic Challenges

In the post-pandemic era, the supply chain and logistics industry faces multiple challenges, including port congestion, capacity shortages, and e-commerce boom. Global supply chains need to strengthen risk management, enhance resilience, and embrace digital transformation to adapt to the new normal. These factors are crucial for navigating the complexities and uncertainties of the current global landscape and ensuring the smooth flow of goods and services.

Global 3PL Market Faces Growth Slowdown New Opportunities

Global 3PL Market Faces Growth Slowdown New Opportunities

According to Armstrong & Associates, the global 3PL market is experiencing a slowdown after pandemic-driven growth. The report indicates a 'gear shift' period. Economic reopening in China and emerging Asian markets are expected to be new growth engines. However, macroeconomic challenges and technological innovations are crucial factors. To navigate the changing landscape, businesses need to diversify their strategies, optimize services, increase technology investments, and embrace sustainable development.

Bolivia Customs Boosts Staff Resilience Via WCOSECO Program

Bolivia Customs Boosts Staff Resilience Via WCOSECO Program

The WCO-SECO GTFP project assisted Bolivian Customs in enhancing stress management skills and team cohesion among its officers. This support helped them navigate the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic. The project recommended establishing a permanent mechanism for stress management and resilience building within the customs administration to ensure continued well-being and effectiveness of customs officers in the face of ongoing and future pressures.

Amazon Faces Growth Slowdown Amid Postpandemic Shifts

Amazon Faces Growth Slowdown Amid Postpandemic Shifts

Amazon's stock price has plummeted nearly 50%, revealing the decline of the e-commerce dividend. With the pandemic boost over, high expansion costs, and increased competition, Amazon is forced to lay off employees, cut costs, and explore new growth areas like social shopping. Despite these challenges, Amazon still possesses brand and technological advantages. The success or failure of its transformation will determine its future development.

Port of Long Beach Eases Congestion Strengthens Supply Chain

Port of Long Beach Eases Congestion Strengthens Supply Chain

The Port of Long Beach is gradually recovering from the supply chain disruptions caused by the pandemic. Despite facing challenges with year-over-year declines in cargo volume, the port is actively responding to economic shifts through digital transformation, infrastructure upgrades, and diversified partnerships. These efforts aim to optimize inventory management, maintain competitiveness in the evolving market landscape, and lay the groundwork for future sustainable growth.

Asiapacific Customs Boosts Skills Via Remote Training

Asiapacific Customs Boosts Skills Via Remote Training

The 19th Heads of Asia Pacific WCO Regional Training Centers (RTCs) Meeting explored the role of remote training in customs capacity building during the pandemic. RTCs shared experiences, challenges, and innovative initiatives, emphasizing strengthened cooperation. They highlighted the use of data analytics and VR technologies to promote personalized and practical training. This aims to address the complex international trade environment and enhance regional customs capabilities.

Tech and Talent Reshape Future Supply Chains

Tech and Talent Reshape Future Supply Chains

The annual report of 'Logistics Management' magazine reveals that the pandemic has accelerated the strategic importance of logistics, making digital transformation crucial. Large enterprises are improving efficiency through cloud technology, IoT, and automation. SMEs need to choose appropriate solutions and adopt a gradual approach. Emphasizing both talent and technology is essential to becoming an industry leader. The report also commemorates the late founder, Professor Mary Holcomb.