The logistics giant has now integrated Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) into operations at five major U.S. hubs, advancing its ambitious decarbonization roadmap amid industry-wide challenges in scaling alternative fuel supply.
As legislative scrutiny intensifies, Washington's long-standing tech dominance faces a pivotal test. Industry leaders warn that regulatory uncertainty could erode the state's competitive advantage, putting its economic future in the balance.
Amid warnings that China is pulling ahead in the autonomous vehicle race, U.S. lawmakers and industry leaders from Waymo and Tesla are pressing Congress to break a legislative logjam and accelerate the deployment of self-driving cars on American roads.
Union Pacific Railroad has inked a landmark $1.2 billion agreement with Wabtec Corporation to modernize its AC4400 locomotive fleet, marking the largest single investment of its kind in North American rail history and signaling a major industry shift towards upgrading existing assets.
The storied newspaper, owned by Jeff Bezos, has initiated significant layoffs impacting its sports, books, and foreign desks, amid a wider industry downturn and internal warnings about the erosion of newsroom capacity.
The London-based tax advisory firm assembles a cross-sector council of industry leaders to help clients maximize R&D tax incentives amid regulatory reforms and rapid market changes.
Republic Services, a national waste management leader, has moved to acquire a key landfill and material recovery facility in Kansas from Hamm Companies. The deal involves a site with decades of service history and notable technological adoption, marking another strategic consolidation in the industry.
Aviation services giant AAR has significantly expanded its maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) facility in Oklahoma City, adding over 80,000 square feet and creating 200 jobs. The move deepens a key partnership with Alaska Airlines and underscores the industry's shift towards digital, efficient operations.
AI veteran Sara Hooker launches Adaption Labs with a $50 million war chest, aiming to upend the industry's obsession with massive models by developing adaptive, efficient systems that learn continuously—and eliminate the need for complex prompt engineering.
A recent bilateral trade deal has slashed Canada's tariff on Chinese electric vehicles from 100% to 6.1%, creating a potential beachhead for China's auto industry in North America amidst ongoing regional trade tensions.
In a Senate hearing scrutinizing Netflix's planned acquisition of Warner Bros. assets, Co-CEO Ted Sarandos addressed fears of post-merger price hikes by emphasizing the platform's easy cancellation policy, a remark that has drawn mixed reactions from industry watchers and subscribers alike.
In a landmark move to boost efficiency and extend the life of its aging fleet, Union Pacific has inked a $1.2 billion agreement with Wabtec to modernize 1,700 locomotives—the largest such deal in rail industry history.
Mastercard is set to roll out a suite of agentic AI tools to its merchant network by late June, accelerating the race to automate and personalize digital commerce amid growing industry investment and security debates.
Despite Federal Reserve rate cuts, auto loan payments continue to climb, squeezing consumers and casting a shadow over 2026 sales forecasts. Industry leaders warn that rising vehicle prices, insurance costs, and emerging stress in subprime lending are keeping potential buyers out of the market.
Marius Borg Høiby, the son of Crown Princess Mette-Marit, has taken the stand in his high-profile trial, confessing to a troubled life driven by a need for recognition but firmly rejecting allegations of rape. The case has sent shockwaves through Norway's monarchy.
The iconic Seattle-based outdoor retailer Eddie Bauer is closing the vast majority of its physical stores in the U.S. and Canada as part of a Chapter 11 bankruptcy restructuring. The brand's future will lie in e-commerce and wholesale under a new partnership, marking a seismic shift for a century-old staple of the outdoor industry.
GenLogs, a startup founded by former CIA and State Department officers, has secured $60 million in Series B funding. The company is applying intelligence community techniques to combat fraud in the fragmented $3 trillion trucking industry by providing a visual, sensor-based record of what carriers actually do, not just what they claim.
While Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings trades at a significant discount to its peers, its persistent underperformance raises questions about whether it's a bargain or a warning sign in a recovering industry.
Stephen Gardner, the former CEO of Amtrak, has been appointed to the strategic advisory board of financial consultancy Telos Advisors. The move brings one of the rail industry's most prominent figures to a firm specializing in complex infrastructure projects.
The technology and marketing firm SharpLink Gaming has formally rebranded as Sharplink, Inc., a move signaling a strategic pivot beyond its gaming industry roots. The change, effective February 3, follows a filing in Delaware.
