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Global Trade & Economics: Page 256
U.S. and China Are Already Fighting for 6G Dominance
Most of the world is yet to experience the benefits of a 5G network, but the geopolitical race for the next big thing in telecommunications technology is already heating up.
Watch: How Will Automotive Companies Survive the Pandemic?
Thomas Goldsby, professor and Haslam Chair in Logistics in the Supply Chain Management Department of the University of Tennessee-Knoxville, discusses the changes in automotive supply chains being wrought by the coronavirus pandemic and shifts in consumer buying habits.
Emerging From the Pandemic: Where Do We Go From Here?
For global supply chains, there’s no going back. To borrow a tagline from any number of movie sequels, 2020 was The Year That Everything Changed.
Freight-Cost Pain Intensifies as Pandemic Rocks Ocean Shipping
Soaring freight rates and delivery delays have sparked a global backlash by companies frustrated about the destructive mix of deteriorating service and higher ocean shipping costs.
Avoiding Supply-Chain Disruption With Analytics and Proactive Global Trade Planning
Trade compliance platforms powered by A.I. go well beyond risk management.
Rogue Captain’s Mid-Ocean Detour Tips Investors to Crisis at Sea
In one of the most hidden horrors of the pandemic, cargo ships turned almost overnight from engines of global commerce into floating prisons.
How Biden Could Change Global Trade, and Other Areas to Watch
Global supply chains will continue to withstand complex changes in international trade by staying informed and prioritizing flexibility.
Faced With a Vaccine Emergency, the EU Made an Enemy of Everyone
On top of a faltering vaccine program, which is likely to cost thousands of lives and billions in lost output, the European Commission president and her team have done real damage to the EU and its self-image as a champion of open markets.
How Fed Policy Impacts Manufacturer Profits and Supply-Chain Costs
A perfect storm of currency debasement, higher taxes, and declining purchasing power is driving manufacturers to focus on overall spend, cost-cutting, and the need to optimize cash conversion.
Freight Firms Reject 1-in-5 Cargos Shipped From France to U.K.
Freight companies are rejecting one in five contracts to take goods from France to the U.K. as border rules put in place after Brexit added to delays in moving goods across the English Channel.
Watch: President Biden’s Trade Priorities for 2021
Clifford Sosnow, co-chair of the Trade and Investment Group of the Fasken law firm, reviews the pressing international trade issues that will confront President Biden in the early months of his administration.
The World Is Dangerously Dependent on Taiwan for Semiconductors
As China pushes the world to avoid official dealings with Taiwan, leaders across the globe are realizing just how dependent they’ve become on the island democracy.
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