Paul Berger is a Logistics and Supply Chain Reporter. He covers a range of topics including retail, supply chain dynamics, and consumer behavior analytics, with a particular focus on engineering and industrial systems design. Paul has been featured in prominent publications such as MarketWatch, Yahoo Finance, and The Wall Street Journal.
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Paul Berger's coverage focuses on transportation, logistics, and business. He often cites data and government announcements in his articles. Paul may be interested in pitches that provide insights into trends and developments within the transportation industry, particularly those supported by data or related to government policies.
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By: Paul Berger
Plus, heavy-duty truck challenger to Tesla is running low on funds—and workers.
Ilya Espino de Marotta took over Monday as head of the Panama Canal Authority at a critical time in the waterway's history.
By: Paul Berger
CEO Yuvraj Narayan scrambles to build alternative supply routes around Port of Jebel Ali with Hormuz closure cutting profits by $90 million a month.
The closure of the Strait of Hormuz has DP World, the Middle East's largest port operator, racing to reroute cargo around a bottleneck that once seemed improbable.
America's largest freight broker C.H. Robinson Worldwide is buying one of its biggest rivals, RXO, in a stock-and-cash transaction valued at $5.8 billion.
By: Paul Berger
California ports consider $60-a-trip subsidies as truckers struggle to cover the steep costs of zero-emission fleets.
Even soaring diesel prices aren't enough to make the economics of battery-electric trucking work.
Plus, manufacturing jobs increasingly require advanced training.
By: Paul Berger
A walkout could begin Sunday at the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach, while retailers rush in final holiday goods.
Port employers in Southern California are warning of a possible strike at the nation's busiest container-port complex as soon as Nov. 1.
