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Tesla Pausing German Factory Operations Citing Red Sea Disruptions

Tesla is one of the first companies in the world to disclose that Houthi militant attacks in the Red Sea caused the organization to suffer output disruptions.

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China’s Chip Output May Double in Five Years, Barclays Says

Most of that additional production capacity could be added in the next three years, based on an analysis of 48 chipmakers with fabrication plants in mainland China, the research showed.

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Half of Supply Chain Orgs Will Implement GenAI in the Next Year

Only about 2% of respondents said that they have no plans to implement GenAI in their operations over the next 12 months.

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Trucking Industry Bodies Oppose New DOL Classification Rule

Members of the trucking industry argue the new rule, which rolls back a Trump-era standard for employee classification, could create uncertainty for truck drivers and the organizations that employ them.

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German Railways Dealing with Cancellations Due to Train Drivers Strike

The strike that was organized by the GDL train drivers’ union from Janaury 10 to January 12 has forced German railway operator Deutsche Bahn to run only stripped-back emergency timetables.

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Toyota Motor Restarts Japanese Operations After Earthquake

Company president Koji Sato said Toyota is attempting to determine how its supply chain would be affected after suppliers Sumitomo Electric and Aisin suffered damage during the quake.

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Germany Sticks to Subsidy Cuts as Farmer Protests Block Roads

Scholz defended the farmers’ right to protest, but warned about efforts by far-right groups to hijack demonstrations and destabilize the country.

Farmers park tractors at the Brandenburg Gate to protest planned cuts to state subsidies in Berlin, on Jan. 8. Photo: Bloomberg

India Facing Surprising Shortage of Factory Workers

Instead of seeing workers move onto factory floors, India appears instead to be de-industrializing.

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Navigating Peak Seasons: E-commerce Fulfillment Best Practices

Throughout the year, there are certain times in which it's particularly important for consumers to have a flawless e-commerce experience.

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Majority of Employees Said They Experienced Burnout in 2023

71% of employees said burnout impacted their work with 45% saying they’re not as enthusiastic as they could be, while another 26% said they only performed their required responsibilities.

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Supply Chains in the 5G Era: A Paradigm Shift in Connectivity

The combination of low latency, high bandwidth, massive device connectivity, reliability, and other factors makes 5G technology well-suited for various automation and virtual-enabled technologies across industries.

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BP, Equinor Tear Up Contract for Big New York Offshore Wind Project

BP and Equinor were among a group of developers that were rebuffed in October after asking state regulators for higher rates to deliver power from offshore wind farms.

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