U.S. business investment rose in February for the second straight month. (MarketWatch)
The Biden administration’s nominee to lead the Federal Aviation Administration withdrew following criticism from Republicans over his credentials. (WSJ)
American Airlines is suspending a trans-Atlantic route because of delivery delays for Boeing 787 jets. (WSJ)
Fuel supplier and retailer Mountain Express Oil filed for bankruptcy protection. (WSJ)
Amazon workers in the U.K. plan more strikes after receiving a pay offer they called “an insult.” (The Guardian)
Federal regulators backed union organizers’ claim that Amazon’s policy of restricting warehouse access for off-duty employees is illegal. (New York Times)
Germany’s Deutsche Bahn canceled long-distance trains and Frankfurt Airport halted air traffic scheduled for today as transport workers were set to strike. (Deutsche Welle)
The Teamsters union rejected Yellow's plan to consolidate its various national and regional trucking and terminal operations. (Commercial Carrier Journal)
Yellow will close two terminals in Ohio as part of its network reorganization. (Transport Dive)
U.S.-based cement supplier Vulcan Materials says Mexico seized its rock quarry and port terminal on the Yucatan Peninsula. (Maritime Executive)
Japan Post completed its first drone delivery over a residential area. (Nikkei Asia)
Kroger opened a fulfillment center for online orders outside Denver, the grocer’s eighth such facility in the U.S. (Progressive Grocer)
U.K. supermarket chain Morrisons terminated a transport contract with Wincanton a year early and moved the business to Stobart. (Motor Transport)
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