Ben Ames is a technology reporter and Senior News Editor at DC Velocity magazine. With a focus on logistics and supply chain management, Ben covers a wide range of topics including transportation, e-commerce, and technological advancements in the industry. He is known for his expertise in the field and his ability to provide insightful analysis and reporting.
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Ben Ames has a strong focus on transportation and logistics, particularly around industry developments, acquisitions, and government policy. He's likely to be responsive to pitches related to major corporate transactions in the transportation sector or significant changes in government regulations affecting logistics companies.
Given his extensive coverage of private sector announcements and press releases, Ben may be more inclined towards news directly from companies within the transportation and logistics space rather than individual expert commentary.
While there is no specific geographic focus mentioned for Ben Ames, many of his articles cover events within the United States. Therefore, relevant pitches should consider this national scope when providing information or seeking coverage.
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By: Ben Ames
Updates to “complex and outdated” system will affect cost structure for shipping LTL loads.
Funding will help U.S. ports buy zero-emission hardware such as cargo handling equipment, drayage trucks, locomotives, vessels, and fueling infrastructure.
Buying Allitix brings capabilities in Anaplan corporate performance management (CPM) software.
Labor action at ports of Vancouver and Prince Rupert could hurt furniture, metal products, meat products, aluminum, and clothing sectors.
U.S. importers would feel pain of increased fees.
In a push to automate manufacturing processes, businesses around the world have turned to robots—the latest figures from the Germany-based International Federation of Robotics (IFR) indicate that there are now 4,281,585 robot units operating in factories worldwide, a 10% jump over the previous year....
Federal regulator orders Canadian Industrial Relations Board (CIRB) to mandate binding arbitration between feuding parties.
Potential Transportation Secretary to succeed Buttigieg and Chao marks second Fox News host picked for cabinet.
OOIDA cheers regulation that would require brokers to keep and share electronic records, but TIA pushes back on “misguided overreach.”
Jamroz leads private equity firm in deal with Elliott Investment Management.
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