Cross-border intelligence

Blue Yonder Is Redesigning Supply Chain Software Around Decisions, Not Screens

Blue Yonder is rethinking how users interact with supply chain applications as artificial intelligence takes on a larger role in planning and execution. During a recent analyst briefing, Blue Yonder Chief Design Officer Nunzio Esposito outl

Discourse in 2027: Building Together

Our 2027 vision for Discourse: one open-source home where your people and AI agents build together - and you own it outright.

JPMorgan rounds up partners

The biggest U.S. bank has been collecting payments partners to better integrate software and keep up with industry trends, among other purposes.

Upgrade applies for ILC charter

The decade-old credit-card startup named a SoFi alum and longtime regulator as CEO of its proposed bank.

Supply Chain Risk Management Is Moving From Alert Generation to Operational Response

Supply-chain risk management is moving from signal accumulation to consequence management. More alerts are not an advantage if the enterprise cannot map them to actual products, suppliers, sites, lanes, inventory, customers, or revenue. The

Guidance: Employment status and employment rights

Guidance on employment status for HR advisers, and to help individuals and businesses understand which employment rights apply to them.

Is UPS parcel pivot a strategic winner or a ‘Trojan horse’?

UPS is focusing on premium service over parcel volume with a potential Teamsters union strike on the horizon. The post Is UPS parcel pivot a strategic winner or a ‘Trojan horse’? appeared first on FreightWaves.

Nebraska deputies recover $250K stolen copper load 50 miles past Iowa destination

Investigators found missing load-security measures, conflicting carrier information and two identification cards after stopping the truck near Lincoln. The post Nebraska deputies recover $250K stolen copper load 50 miles past Iowa destinati

LTL rates hit new high in Q3, moving higher in Q4

According to AFS Logistics and TD Cowen, record third-quarter less-than-truckload rates are projected to rise even higher by the end of the year. The post LTL rates hit new high in Q3, moving higher in Q4 appeared first on FreightWaves.

Attacks disrupt Saudi air cargo; China-Europe air rates slump – October 13, 2026 Update

Weekly highlights Ocean rates – Freightos Baltic Index Air rates – Freightos Air Index Analysis Multiple Houthi missile attacks on Saudi Arabia’s Riyadh airport since late last week mark another serious escalation of the Saudi – Houthi conf

From a garage and a pickup truck to $3.8 million

A missed call in home services is a missed job. In a Massachusetts October, that can be a five-figure heating replacement going to the next company on Google. Ross Hunt started 3R Plumbing & Mechanical in 2022 out of his garage with one pic

Parcel shipping costs approach record high as extra charges stack up

FedEx and UPS have turned surcharges into a profit center rather than a pass-through mechanism for unforeseen costs. The post Parcel shipping costs approach record high as extra charges stack up appeared first on FreightWaves.

SentinelOne cuts malware analysis from weeks to hours

With OpenAI Daybreak, SentinelOne cuts weeks of malware analysis to hours, creating capacity to investigate more threats.

Amp puts AI agents to work beyond code with OpenAI models

See how Amp pushes the frontier of what agents can do with GPT-6 Astra, Ultrafast, GPT-Live-1, and Sign in with ChatGPT.

Pilot, Tesla open first Megacharger site, 12 more underway

Pilot Travel Centers and Tesla have opened their first Megacharger site for heavy-duty electric trucks, Pilot said Oct. 8. The site, at a Pilot travel center in Ellabell, Ga., has six charging stalls. Twelve more heavy-duty sites are under

Mapping the 2026 Warehouse Management Systems Market

Mapping the 2026 Warehouse Management Systems Market is less useful as a league table than as a structured way to understand why providers that share a market label can behave very differently. The post Mapping the 2026 Warehouse Management

New chief for DP World Americas

DP World has appointed Morten Johansen as chief executive officer of its Americas region, placing a longtime ports and logistics executive in charge of the company’s operations across North America, South America, and the Caribbean. Johanse

Philadelphia ports sets $837 million expansion, first new berth in 50 years

Public-private investment of nearly $1 billion will support PhilaPort’s largest-ever expansion. The post Philadelphia ports sets $837 million expansion, first new berth in 50 years appeared first on FreightWaves.

Monica + Andy expands beyond kids’ clothing and into baby care

More than a decade after launching, kids' clothing brand Monica + Andy is embarking on its first big category expansion. Within the past month, the company has launched a line of baby-care products

Overseas Infrastructure + Digital Intelligence AI + Global Compliance: Tuowei Tianhai Reconstructs the Cross-Border Logistics Barrier for Medium and Large Items

Orders on Comprehensive Avoidance of Double Taxation Agreements with six countries to be gazetted

How Block is building AI-powered security with OpenAI technology

Block is building AI-powered security with OpenAI. Its security team investigates threats faster and proposes patches in minutes.

How Third Moment Research runs 10,000 agents for 36+ hours

With GPT-6 Astra and GPT-6.1 Sol, Codex, and Daybreak for cybersecurity, this AI lab builds agents that focus for days and improve with use.

QwenWork Unveiled E-Commerce Tool To Help Merchants in China Boost Efficiency

QwenWork, Alibaba’s one-stop workplace AI agent platform, introduced QwenWork E-Commerce, an AI productivity tool built for online merchants, in invite-only beta in China. Users can access the tool with a single click by switching to the “E