The union representing Canadian border agents said its members voted to strike as soon as next month. (WSJ)
Orders for durable goods in the U.S. rose in April for the third straight month. (MarketWatch)
A monthly gauge of U.S. consumer sentiment fell to its lowest level in six months in May. (MarketWatch)
New car registrations in Europe, reflecting sales, rose about 14% in April. (WSJ)
U.S. officials forecast a record-breaking Atlantic hurricane season. (WSJ)
The United Auto Workers filed objections to a failed unionization vote at an Alabama Mercedes-Benz plant. (WSJ)
Combined claims by shippers and forwarders at the Federal Maritime Commission for alleged wrongful charges now exceed $67 million. (The Loadstar)
A rash of container thefts that began at Southern California ports is spreading to inland intermodal operations. (Journal of Commerce)
Car carrier Wallenius Wilhelmsen is adding four vessels to its growing orderbook. (ShippingWatch)
S&P Global Ratings lowered its credit rating for C.H. Robinson Worldwide, citing the freight broker’s continued high debt level during a prolonged demand downturn. (Dow Jones Newswires)
The owner of Royal Mail returned to profit as a deadline approaches for the operator’s largest shareholder to make a takeover bid. (Financial Times)
European Union authorities fined snack-foods maker Mondelez International about $366 million for violating rules on cross-border distribution. (Dow Jones Newswires)
U.K. same-day courier Speedy Express is expanding into the U.S. (Logistics Manager)
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