Orders for manufactured goods in the U.S. were flat from July to August. (MarketWatch)
U.S. employers pulled back sharply on job openings and layoffs rose in August. (WSJ)
German’s Hapag-Lloyd is stepping up its push into inland logistics with the $1 billion acquisition of Chile-based shipping terminal and logistics businesses. (WSJ)
Ford’s U.S. sales tumbled 9% in September, as a steep drop in truck sales offset surging sales of electric vehicles. (WSJ)
The new U.S. tax-break scheme for electric vehicles is drawing angry responses from key allies in Asia and Europe. (WSJ)
Toy maker Hasbro plans up to $300 million in cost savings after lowering its full-year outlook on worsening economic conditions. (WSJ)
Lawyers for Trevor Milton are anchoring the Nikola founder’s defense against securities-fraud charges on expert testimony. (WSJ)
An Australian mining company is developing the first new U.S. manganese mine in decades. (Japan Times)
Canon will build a $345 million semiconductor equipment plant in eastern Japan. (Nikkei Asia)
Parcel carriers still have service suspended in parts of Florida hard hit by Hurricane Ian. (Supply Chain Dive)
Sea-Intelligence says schedule reliability for container lines reached a 20-month high in August. (Maritime Executive)
Vietnamese authorities reported 13 seafarers died from suspected food poisoning on a Chinese bulk ship en route from Thailand. (TradeWinds)
CMA CGM named company veteran Guillaume Lathelize CEO of its new air cargo business. (The Loadstar)
U.K. regulators cleared the GXO Logistics acquisition of Clipper Logistics. (Dow Jones Newswires)
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