A partnership between Goldman Sachs (NYSE:GS) Alternatives and Dalfen Industrial have acquired a 21-building, 2.1M-square-foot portfolio of infill logistics properties, the companies said Thursday.

Written by Ashwin Chaudhary, CEO, Controllo.ai. The adoption of AI technologies has skyrocketed in the last few years. In 2019, 58% of organizations used AI for at least one business function; by 2024 ...

As the logistics industry prepares for a more positive 2025, the potential for automation — utilizing machine learning and AI — to impact operations has never been more significant. From optimizing ...

British telecom provider BT Group has committed to adding 3,500 new EVs to its commercial truck and van fleet over the next two years, bringing its total EV count to 8,000 units and giving it the ...

The Department of Agriculture (DA) is establishing the Agricultural and Fisheries Logistics Office (AFLO), which will be tasked with developing long-term plans to lower retail prices while ...

In a regulatory filing last night, Western Digital (WDC) disclosed that on January 10, Wissam Jabre, the company’s Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer, notified the company that ...

The letting of an 89,214 sq ft logistics unit in Warrington has been completed by CUBE RE (Cube), on behalf of the Hathaway Opportunity Fund, its joint venture with NFU Mutual (NFUM). Hathaway 89 ...