Beijing signaled its blessing for Tesla to roll out its advanced driver-assistance service in China. (WSJ)
The International Group of P&I Clubs says hundreds of tankers have left coverage over what it says is an “unenforceable” cap on Russian oil prices. (TradeWinds)
The first containership entered the Port of Baltimore since the collapse of the Key Bridge on March 26. (WJZ)
Iran plans to release the crew from the MSC Aries, the Mediterranean Shipping containership it seized this month. (Maritime Executive)
QatarEnergy ordered 18 supersized liquefied natural gas tankers from China. (Splash 247)
A.P. Moller-Maersk plans to spend about $600 million to improve seaport infrastructure in Nigeria. (Reuters)
Daimler Truck North America and the United Auto Workers struck a tentative contract agreement that averts a strike at factories and distribution centers. (Commercial Carrier Journal)
ACT Research believes the trucking-sector downturn should end in the next few months. (Supply Chain XChange)
Truck trailer manufacturer Wabash says customers have been delaying picking up their ordered equipment. (Trucking Dive)
Food supplier Monogram Foods named former Kellogg executive Larry Elliott as its chief supply chain officer. (Supply Chain Dive)
A cat that had sneaked into an Amazon returns package traveled from Utah to California before being discovered. (New York Times)
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