Federal Reserve officials held their benchmark interest rate steady. (WSJ)
Mexican lawmakers ratified the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement trade pact. (WSJ)
Renault SA and Nissan Motor Co. will partner with Alphabet Inc.’s Waymo to explore driverless car options in France and Japan. (WSJ)
Coal producers Peabody Energy Corp. and Arch Coal Inc. are integrating their operations in Wyoming and Colorado. (WSJ)
American Airlines Group Inc. will buy 50 long-range, single-aisle jets from Airbus SE, a blow to Boeing Co. (WSJ)
Barnes & Noble Inc. narrowed its quarterly net loss to $18.7 million but sales declined. (WSJ)
Online shoe brand Rothy’s is adding five brick-and-mortar stores this year and more in 2020. (CNBC)
Ocean vessel capacity under the UK Ship Register has fallen by 34% over the past year. (Lloyd’s List)
Shares of the Chinese and Singaporean joint venture Rizhao Port Jurong soared in its Hong Kong trading debut even after selling just a quarter of its retail shares. (South China Morning Post)
U.S.-based Anadarko Petroleum Corp. is investing $20 billion in building a liquefied natural gas terminal in Mozambique. (Shipping Watch)
North Carolina won $34.8 million in federal grants to improve the CSX Corp. rail connection between Charlotte and the Port of Wilmington. (Durham Herald Sun)
Texas-based freight brokerage Arrive Logistics raised $25 million in a Series B funding round. (Logistics Management)
Dutch logistics provider DFDS wants to grow substantially over the next five years through acquisitions and network expansion. (Nieuwsblad Transport)
A forecast projects demand for heavy-duty corrugated packaging to grow at a 5% annual pace over the next 10 years. (Modern Materials Handling)
Canadian officials expect piles of trash at the heart of a dispute between the Philippines and Canada to arrive at the Port of Vancouver this month. (National Post)
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