India is stepping up to the plate.

The threat of wiping out profits has left businesses across Europe scrambling for a way to deal with the energy crisis after Russia invaded Ukraine.

There seems to be a global trend regarding labor unions… they’ve had enough.

China’s Yangtze River, its largest waterway and the location of the nation’s biggest hydropower station, is reporting its lowest levels on record during August.

We’re going up!

Ford Motors is among the companies waiting on products to be exported through the ports currently dealing with worker strikes.

The American Trucking Association (ATA) is launching a new initiative titled, “Women in Motion” (WIM).

Soy-ahead!

The Guaranteeing Overtime for Truckers Act (HR7517), which is currently being evaluated in Congress, would end the exemption from the Fair Labor Standards Act for motor carriers.

The infamous Interstate 375, a 1-mile freeway through Detroit, has been a notorious source of racial divisiveness since it was built by destroying Black neighborhoods almost sixty years ago.

The Women In Trucking Association (WIT) Index has reported what we may have already known: they is a lack of diversity regarding women in technician shops.

It’s expected that when crude prices drop below $80 a barrel, the United States will begin buying up oil to refill its low reserves.

Did you fly on an airplane over Labor Day weekend? You and everyone else.

Germany’s North Sea trade sphere is suffering from stagnancy.

Globally, container shipping is still skyrocketing in profits.

Want more soy? Brazil is here to get you what you need.

The federal minimum wage is $15 per hour, by executive order of President Biden in the spring of 2021.

Biden is allowing Trump-era tariffs to continue… for now.

India knows an opportunity when it sees one.

Europe unwillingly says bye-bye to Russian natural gas.