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Global Supply Chain Management: Page 361
World's First Electric Container Barges to Sail From European Ports This Summer
The world’s first fully electric, emission-free and potentially crewless container barges are to operate from the ports of Antwerp, Amsterdam, and Rotterdam from this summer.
Volvo and Geely: The Unlikely Marriage of Swedish Tech and Chinese Manufacturing Might That Earned Record Profits
Living on the edge, pushing boundaries, and testing endurance — these are the emotional trials that Volvo wants Chinese consumers to experience. And the Volvo Ocean Race, the sailing world's longest endurance race, is the perfect vehicle for the message.
China Is Investing Seriously in Latin America. Should You Worry?
This past week, China held its second ministerial meeting with the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States (CELAC) in Santiago, Chile. There China announced plans to have the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), its flagship economic and development program, invest in Latin America.
Trump’s Solar Tariffs Are Clouding the Industry’s Future
At this century-old farm just outside Durham, symmetrical rows of shining blue solar panels have replaced the soybeans and tobacco that Tommy Vinson and his family used to grow here.
Strategies for Today's Distribution Center Labor Challenges
Finding and managing distribution center labor has become more complex with the rise of e-commerce. But the argument for investing in automation technology is compelling.
Fighting Bribery and Corruption in Global Supply Chains
The Foreign Corrupt Practices Act is 40 years old, and it hasn’t aged a bit.
Q&A: Collaborative Logistics’ Role in the Emergence of the Physical Internet
Today, the physical Internet is an amorphous construct, with its scope and limits undefined. If its full potential is ever realized, then it will have the power to transform the movement of goods and people.
Britain Mulls Law to Rescue Modern Slaves From Net of Abuse
Support for victims of modern slavery should be enshrined in law to bolster piecemeal care that leaves survivors open to abuse and repeat trafficking, British charities said on Wednesday.
Brands Found Selling Real Fur Labelled As Faux
Tesco, Boots, FatFace and Romwe have been accused of mis-selling real fur as faux fur following an investigation.
From Cars to Cows, Here’s Where Nafta Talks Stand on Big Issues
Negotiations to modernize Nafta are in their sixth round with few signs of a breakthrough, even as President Donald Trump continually applies pressure by threatening to withdraw if the U.S. can’t get its way.
Small Chinese Shippers From Troubled Ports Seen Aiding North Korea Trade
Some of the Chinese ships U.S. authorities allege have helped North Korea evade trade sanctions sailed from ports like this, in Linhai, China, a depressed shipbuilding town.
Workers at Apple Supplier Describe Health and Safety Hazards
At a Catcher Technology Co. manufacturing complex in the Chinese industrial city of Suqian, about six hours' drive from Shanghai, workers stand for up to 10 hours a day in hot workshops slicing and blasting iPhone casings for Apple Inc., handling noxious chemicals sometimes without proper gloves or masks.
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