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The Issues Already Shaping 2028's West Coast Port Labor Talks

ILWU President Bobby Olvera Jr. argued that the decisions made by waterfront employers will determine whether the parties enter bargaining with momentum or mistrust.

Tractor trailers carrying shipping containers at the Port of Los Angeles. Photographer: Eric Thayer/Bloomberg

Canada Ditches Supply Chain Human Rights Watchdog

Prime Minister Mark Carney said the office hadn’t been “effective” since it was set up in 2019.

Xinjiang in 1996. Uygur people waiting for buyers for their harvest of cotton. Photo: iStock.com/Gujiang xie

CSCMP's State of Logistics Report: Get Used to the Fog

Redesign the operating model, not just the network, the annual report's authors concluded.

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Watch: Bridging the Gap Between Tech Implementation and Workforce Adoption

Tony Wayda, engagement principal with JBF Consulting, talks about the challenges of workforce change management, and ensuring that your business has buy-in when implementing new technology.

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Gartner: Gap in SC AI Talent Cannot Be Closed by Hiring Alone

The demand for supply chain roles requiring AI skills has outpaced overall labor market growth.

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Watch: Bringing the Loading Dock Up to Speed

Alex Allen-Tunsil, chief revenue officer with Slip Robotics, talks about how the loading dock has become one of the biggest technological pain points in modern warehouses.

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Ships, Seafarers Stuck in Gulf Face Tough Choices

Opening the Strait of Hormuz remains Iran’s most valuable bargaining chip; one it seems eager to retain after seeing the drastic effect its closing has had on world trade.

An aerial 3D illustration render of cargo ships stuck in the Strait of Hormuz. Image: iStock/quantic69

India Condemns U.S. Strikes on Three Ships That Killed Sailors

Three foreign-flagged vessels carrying Indian crew have recently been attacked by the U.S. Navy.

Vessels anchored in the Strait of Hormuz, near Khasab, Oman, in May. Source: AFP/Getty Images

Watch: Where to Begin (or Continue) Your Firm's Automation Journey

Dean Starovasnik, senior account executive with Daifuku, tells us what companies need to do to succeed on their automation journey, no matter what stage they're in.

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Does a Slowdown of U.S. New Factory Construction Dampen Hopes of Reshoring?

The momentum toward reshoring has been “clearly fading, with leading indicators pointing to a sharp slowdown in new product activity."

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Nissan in Talks to Make Cars by China’s Chery at UK Plant

Chery’s brands, which include Jaecoo and Omoda, have proved popular with British buyers, taking customers from the likes of Nissan.

Automobile body shells on the vehicle production line at the Nissan Motor Co. manufacturing plant in Sunderland, UK. Photographer: Ian Forsyth/Bloomberg

Trump Begins Rebuilding His Tariff Wall Citing Forced Labor

Section 301 tariffs are seen as more legally sound and flexible than other powers Trump has eyed, but also more time-consuming.

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