The Silicon Valley-based trucking applications technology provider has already raised $21.5 million from Renren and Wicklow Capital of Chicago, among others, and is currently talking with investors about a Series B funding round.

Oregon’s Port of Portland is selling about 19 acres of land for $5.24 million to the Clayco real estate development group, which plans to build a 344,000-square-foot facility on the site.

Irvine, Calif.-based temperature-controlled warehousing and logistics company Lineage Logistics has acquired Partner Logistics, a Netherlands-based provider of automated warehousing and frozen storage solutions.

The 10,081-TEU Maersk Shanghai, which sails on 2M Alliance’s TP11/America service, still pales in comparison to the 20,568-TEU Madrid Maersk, which has been making the rounds in Europe as part of the alliance’s AE2 loop.

The Dubai-based port terminal operator and the Central Asian nation signed two agreements that aim to connect sea, land and air transportation networks through DP World’s “Port Community System,” according to a statement from the company.

The e-commerce giant currently only has one other facility in New York state, a Prime Now hub in Manhattan.

Vessel losses declined 16 percent last year compared with 2015 and the number of shipping incident casualties also dropped on a year-over-year basis, according to a new report from insurance provider Allianz Global Corporate & Specialty.

The French ocean liner has announced its intention to acquire Brazilian cabotage company Mercosul Line, currently owned by Maersk Line but up for sale as a condition of its merger with Hamburg Sud, by the end of 2017.

Mediterranean Shipping Co. (MSC), the second largest container carrier worldwide, currently has three vessels under time charter from the now-insolvent Rickmers Group.

Container cargo volumes at the Southern California port increased 3.4 percent last month compared to the same period last year, making it the busiest May in the port’s 110-year history.