Executive orders cannot solve supply chain issues warn ocean carriers
US president Joe Biden signed an executive order on 9 July designed to promote competition ...
With the largest infrastructure spending programme in the US since the 1930s poised to be signed into law, project forwarders stand to have their hands full for years.
After some twists and turns, the landmark $1.2 trillion package finally made its way through Congress and is due to be signed shortly by President Biden.
It will pour $550bn of new spending into public infrastructure investment, with around $284bn to be spent on transport funding.
The largest portion of the budget, $110bn, is designated ...
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