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Closing Manufacturing’s Labor Gap Through IT Consolidation

The current labor shortage in manufacturing shows no signs of going away for the foreseeable future.

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Economic Risks and Outlook for International Business in 2025

The global economy is on track for a soft landing in 2025, a scenario characterized by stable growth and managed inflation risks.

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Retail Brands Want to Make Sales Associates Shine in AI’s Spotlight

The latest technologies offer a vision of the future where sales associates are empowered to make consumers feel they are seen and known, not impersonal data caches.

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JPMorgan Workers Have to Return to the Office

Even before January 10’s announcement, more than half of employees at JPMorgan had already been required to work from the office full-time.

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'Horrified': UK Lawmakers Blast Shein Over Ethical Sourcing Concerns

"You've given us almost zero confidence in the integrity of your supply chains," MP Liam Byrne said to Shein executives in a January 7 hearing in parliament.

A SHEIN e-commerce distribution center in Whitestown, Indiana, November 2022. Photo: iStock.com/jetcityimage

Biden, Trade Groups Praise ILA, USMX for Averting Port Strike

The NRF praised the two sides for providing certainty for supply chains, and for helping pave the way for modernization at U.S. ports.

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ILA and USMX Reach Tentative Agreement on New Six-Year Master Contract

The two sides agreed to continue to operate under the current contract until the union can meet with its full Wage Scale Committee, and schedule a ratification vote.

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Report: ILA, USMX Met in Secret Before Start of Official Talks

Sources told CNBC that the discussions largely centered around hammering out language surrounding automation at U.S. ports.

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Moody’s Warns of Effects of Potential Dockworkers’ Strike

Diversion of future shipments to West Coast ports would become more difficult and costly if a stoppage was prolonged as ships back-up and remain unloaded, reducing available capacity.

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How Military Service Benefits Private-Sector Supply Chain Management

Hiring a veteran is a good move for any business, but it makes particular sense in the realm of supply chain and logistics, where the skills overlap is notable.

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U.S. Dockworkers, Port Employers Set to Restart Talks

The planned talks are a welcome sign for importers and exporters bracing for a labor disruption that would shut every major port on the U.S. East and Gulf coasts.

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Maersk Urges Cargo Removal from U.S. Ports as Labor Talks Continue

The ILA and USMX have until January 15 to come to a deal on a new collective bargaining agreement to avert another strike at U.S. ports.

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