Hackers Targeting Tech Supply Chains Spur Security Startup Boom October 19, 2022 By Jordan Robertson Cyberattacks on the digital supply chain have become increasingly common, as hackers seek out weak links among makers of computer...
Barge Backlog Swells on Parched Mississippi River October 5, 2022 By Karl Plume CHICAGO —Commercial barge traffic on southern stretches of the Mississippi River was at a standstill on Tuesday as low water...
EU Seeks Tougher Cybersecurity Rules for Smart Devices September 16, 2022 By SAMUEL PETREQUIN The European Union’s executive arm proposed new legislation Thursday that would force manufacturers to ensure that devices connected to the...
Displaced Hurricane Matthew Homeowners Remain in Limbo Six Years Later September 15, 2022 By HANNAH SCHOENBAUM and GARY D. ROBERTSON Nearly six years after flood damage from Hurricane Matthew displaced Thad Artis from his home in Goldsboro, North Carolina, he...
Russia, Ukraine Agree to Protect Ukraine Grain Shipping Channel August 10, 2022 By Jonathan Saul and Michelle Nichols LONDON/NEW YORK —Ships exporting Ukraine grain through the Black Sea will be protected by a 10 nautical mile buffer zone,...
Savannah Port Breaks Cargo Records amid Import Surge July 27, 2022 By Russ Bynum SAVANNAH, Ga. (AP) — The Port of Savannah saw record-breaking cargo volumes this past fiscal year amid a surge in...
Terminals at California’s Third-Busiest Port Resume Regular Hours July 26, 2022 By Lisa Baertlein Marine terminals at California’s Port of Oakland opened for normal operations on Monday after port leaders and police ended a...
Researchers: Chinese-Made GPS Automotive Tracker Highly Vulnerable July 20, 2022 By Frank Bajak BOSTON (AP) — A popular Chinese-made automotive GPS tracker used by individuals, government agencies and companies in 169 countries has...
Clogged California Ports Face New Labor Risk from Trucking July 19, 2022 By Carlos Barria and Lisa Baertlein OAKLAND —Truck drivers choked traffic at the Oakland, California, seaport on Monday protesting a state law that makes it harder...
US Power Companies Face Supply-Chain Crisis this Summer June 29, 2022 By Scott DiSavino U.S. power companies are facing supply crunches that may hamper their ability to keep the lights on as the nation...