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Global Supply Chain Management: Page 276
China Probes Illegal Knives in FedEx Package to Hong Kong
China is investigating FedEx Corp. on suspicion of illegally handling a package to Hong Kong containing knives that are controlled by law.
First LNG Cargo Leaves $15 Billion Terminal as U.S. Exports Grow
The first cargo of liquefied natural gas has set sail from a $15 billion Texas export terminal, amplifying America’s growing influence on the global market for the fuel.
Behind Your Next iPhone: An Army of Women Earning $4 a Day
India has become an important manufacturing base as Foxconn Technology looks to diversify its operations beyond China.
Parcel Cargo Chains Coming of Age
Shared Assessments Announces Assessment and Monitoring Module of Third Party Risk Management Framework
The Shared Assessments Program, a member-driven leader in third party risk assurance, announced a new addition to its Third Party Risk Management framework covering the subjects of periodic assessments and continuous monitoring.
Lost Factory Jobs of North Carolina Are Gone for Good, But Few Seem to Mind
Trump’s efforts to revive manufacturing overlooks the reality playing out along this stretch of rural America.
U.S. Cotton-Crop Conditions Deteriorate as Texas Fields Bake
Conditions for the cotton crop in the U.S., the world’s biggest exporter, are deteriorating as dry weather erodes planting prospects in Texas, the top state grower.
India Considers Easing Sourcing Rules That May Help Apple
India is considering relaxing local sourcing norms for foreign companies that sell only their own brand, a move that is likely to encourage Apple Inc. to set up stores.
The Hidden Gender Politics of Trump’s China Tariffs
The tariffs President Donald Trump has slapped on imports are disproportionately hurting women.
Tropical Storm Dorian Gains Steam as It Powers Toward Barbados
Tropical Storm Dorian is strengthening as it swirls toward the Caribbean island of Barbados, potentially reaching near hurricane strength by Tuesday, while a second system struggles to get organized in the waters off Florida.
How an Obscure Rubber Company Became a Linchpin of Tech Industry
When Japan decided to step up its fight with South Korea last month, it dug deep into the supply chain to impose sanctions on three obscure materials made by a handful of Japanese companies few have ever heard of.
The Price Tag for Global Trade-War Uncertainty Is $585 Billion
“The tweet is mightier than the tariff,” Bloomberg economists wrote in their report.
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