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J.B. Hunt launches AI freight platform Overroute, achieving full-scale deployment across all businesses.

J.B. Hunt launches AI platform Overroute, which intelligently handles freight exceptions and customer coordination without changing existing systems, and has been scaled across vast freight networks in North America.

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e2open expert interprets tariff and trade policy: 'on-off-on' pattern continues to trouble supply chaine2open expert Lash pointed out that the US trade policy presents an 'on-off-on' pattern, with a lengthy tariff litigation cycle and opaque tax refund mechanisms, keeping businesses and consumers under continuous pressure.The Strait of Hormuz has reopened, but the supply chain recovery will be a long road.The Strait of Hormuz is gradually reopening, but supply chain recovery faces challenges such as port congestion, equipment repositioning, and rebuilding business confidence. Experts point out that the supply chain has entered a "never normal" environment, where resilience is no longer just about responding to disruptions but adapting to constant change.2026 Logistics Status: Adaptability as Core CompetitivenessAccording to the latest "State of Logistics" report, the logistics industry no longer expects a return to "normal" but instead accepts volatility as a baseline condition. Trade policies change frequently, supply chain regionalization accelerates, and artificial intelligence moves from potential to practical application. The best-performing companies are not those with the largest budgets, but those that treat adaptability as a core competency.Supply chain "forged amid disruption": 2026 logistics report reveals trucking market supply-driven recoveryThe 2026 Logistics Report jointly released by CSCMP, Kearney, and Penske Logistics shows that the U.S. trucking market is emerging from a trough on the supply side rather than being driven by demand. Capacity tightening is pushing freight rates up, but cargo demand remains mixed. AI is moving from concept to practice, with the commercialization of autonomous driving accelerating. Frequent changes in global trade policies are forcing a reconfiguration of supply chains.

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