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Three Ways Technology Can Stop Greenwashing in its Tracks

Mitigating the legal, financial and reputational risks of greenwashing is complex, but it has also never been more important.

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The Panama Canal Is So Backed Up Ships Are Rerouting Through the Suez

It’s unlikely that the Panama canal will be able to increase traffic until the rainy season starts in mid-2024, according to experts.

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Quantifying Scope 3 Emissions Creates a Roadmap for Business Longevity

Without visibility into Scope 3 emissions, companies lack the data to fully account for and demonstrate their carbon impact and risk to investors and partners.

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ONE Launches West India-North America Service to Enhance Connectivity in India

The ocean carrier said the new service will be conducted via a fleet of nine vessels, all of which are operated by ONE.

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Amazon Black Friday Strike in U.K. Garners International Support

The U.S. regulator the Federal Trade Commission is engaged in a lawsuit against the company, accusing it of anti-competitive practices – something Amazon has denied.

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Enhancing Supply Chain Resilience: A Modular Approach

Achieving resilience in supply chains is essential, but it's crucial to implement measures carefully so they do not hinder or conflict with other competing priorities.

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U.S. Signs Nuclear Cooperation Pact with the Philippines

The agreement was signed by the Philippines’ energy secretary and U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken November 16 in San Francisco, California.

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Melrose Says Engine Snags Threaten Airbus, Boeing Delivery Goals

Peter Dilnot, who takes over as Melrose’s chief executive officer in March 2024, said that while the supply hitches are boosting after-market demand, they’re limiting planemakers’ ability to build jets.

October Marked Seventh Straight Month of Increased Spare Capacity

The survey showed that the extent to which supplier capacity went underutilized was higher in October 2023 than it was in September and August.

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Supply Chain Resilience Could Soon Prove Too Expensive, Says S&P

Corporate investment in inventory management tools and other supply chain solutions could be limited in 2024 by high financing costs and lower profits.

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Moving Container Production From China Won't Ease Supply Chain Woes, SC Execs Say

Nineteen percent of responders said that they believe shifting production away from China would help supply chains while another 27% said this change could maybe alleviate supply issues.

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Supply Chains Cannot Exclude China, Consultant Says

For the next few decades, demographic changes will exert a major inflationary threat. But a reversal in globalization will also lead to less efficient global production,

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