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Category: Regional Economic Indicators (Southeast Focus)
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Southeast Business August 3, 2026: Airsys brings energy-saving data center, UPS shift away
Regional Economic Indicators (Southeast Focus) this week: Airsys, a global leader in mission-critical cooling systems, opened a $60 million manufacturing and global; and UPS reported Q2 2026 revenue of $22.8 billion, up 7.
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Southeast Business July 27, 2026: 3PL stocks drop, Long-Dormant Rule Asks Whether That’s
Regional Economic Indicators (Southeast Focus) this week: A Texas jury’s $604 million compensatory damages award against C.H.
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Southeast Business July 20, 2026: FedEx CEO says we are, Duke Energy Carolinas, North Carolina residents thought they, and more
Regional Economic Indicators (Southeast Focus) this week: FedEx CEO Raj Subramaniam says the company is in the middle of the biggest supply chain shift in 35 years, driven by; and Duke Energy Carolinas has reached a settlement with the…
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New airline cargo contract raises liability risk, logistics providers say
Regional Economic Indicators (Southeast Focus) this week: IATA’s revised direct air waybill framework, effective July 1, shifts liability for misdeclared goods, concealed; and W Talent Solutions, a national executive search firm…
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Regulatory and legal shifts hitting, TQL case broker transparency, and more.
Regulatory and legal shifts hitting trucking and logistics this week: The case of Pink Cheetah vs.
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Trucking rates, fuel, and capacity, U S Bank Freight Payment Index shows spot, and more.
Trucking rates, fuel, and capacity heat up this summer this week: The U.S. Bank Freight Payment Index reports dry van spot rates surged 31% year-over-year to $2; and A severe heatwave across the Eastern US, with heat index values reaching…
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Container rates surge past pandemic, Hormuz rearview Asia-US ocean, and more.
Container rates surge past pandemic peaks amid Hormuz disruption this week: Asia-U.S.
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The Port of Charleston’s cruise-ship era is over — for now
Preliminary work is underway to bring cruise ships back to the Charleston area someday, following the last visit to Union Pier Terminal.
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The Port of Charleston’s cruise-ship era is over — for now
Preliminary work is underway to bring cruise ships back to the Charleston area someday, following the last visit to Union Pier Terminal.
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AI First: How Fura Grew 800% During Freight Slump | Logistics
Regional Economic Indicators (Southeast Focus) this week: Fura, an AI-first freight brokerage, achieved 800% revenue growth to $90 million during a freight recession by; and Samsara’s new Ride Along feature shifts fleet safety AI from…