Stronger economic conditions have boosted investors’ expectations for higher interest rates this year. (WSJ)
Gas prices are poised to rise again as sanctions on Russia take effect. (WSJ)
A winter storm grounded more than 1,500 flights and threatened roads across the U.S. (WSJ)
TJX, the owner of T.J. Maxx, logged a 5% jump in sales during the latest quarter. (WSJ)
Norfolk Southern will investigate how the railroad could have prevented a derailment in Ohio. (WSJ)
Stellantis is planning to distribute $4.47 billion in dividends to shareholders after revenue and net profit surged in 2022. (WSJ)
Tesla said it will establish its global engineering headquarters in California. (WSJ)
Lithium prices in China slumped by almost a third in three months on weaker demand. (Financial Times)
Europe will need increased volumes of liquefied natural gas in 2023, according to broker Poten & Partners. (TradeWinds)
Belgium’s Liege Airport won’t appeal a new environmental operating permit that limits annual flights for cargo aircraft. (Air Cargo Next)
Container throughput at Germany’s Port of Hamburg fell just over 5% last year. (Maritime Executive)
Southeast and Gulf Coast ports expect a boost in cargoes as electric vehicle manufacturing expands in the region. (Journal of Commerce)
Cosco Shipping has opened up a new sea and air logistics center in Guangzhou, China. (Seatrade Maritime News)
UK supermarkets are rationing produce such as peppers, cucumbers and tomatoes because of supply shortages. (The Independent)
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