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Danish Retailer Sues Over Pandemic Freight Hikes
Flying Tiger initially chose to pay the increased price to get its goods home but is now trying to get the money back in the Maritime and Commercial Court.
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Trucking in 2024: The Drivers’ Perspective
Truck driver priorities are changing in 2024, with people engagement, pay, and reliable equipment topping the list of concerns.
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Shadow-Fleet Oil Tanker That Crashed Had Void Western Insurance
The Danish Maritime Authority said that the ship provided insurance documentation from Gard AS, but Gard said it wasn’t the insurer at the time of the collision.
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Railroad Engineer Sues Union Pacific Over Train Driver Software
The computer system gave the locomotives dangerous instructions, the complaint alleges, telling the lead locomotive to slow down and the middle locomotive to speed up while climbing a hill.
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Food Fraud: A Fragile Food and Beverage Supply Chain Imperative
Blind spots in sourcing and a lack of due diligence and industry oversight have made it easier for food fraudsters to penetrate the supply chain.
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Biden Administration Raises Salary Threshold for Overtime Pay
Starting on July 1, the threshold will increase from $35,568 to $43,888, and then again to $58,656 on January 1, 2025.
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Four Ways to Reduce Your Scope 3 Emissions From Within
While the effort may be more challenging than Scope 1 and 2 reporting, there are many things a company can do to reduce Scope 3 carbon emissions.
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Boeing Posts $355M Loss in First Quarter of 2024
The planemaker saw revenue fall 8% year-over-year in Q1, in what CEO David Calhoun called a "tough moment" in a letter to employees.
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NRF Urges Congress to Pass Legislation to Fight Organized Retail Crime
The NRF argues a federal response to organized retail crime is critical, as law enforcement agencies across jurisdictions often lack sufficient resources to quickly catch and prosecute retail criminals.
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Regulators Close Probe After Union Pacific Cuts Back on Shipping Limits
The STB opened its investigation after crew shortages led to Union Pacific imposing more than 1,000 embargoes in 2022.
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How the EU’s New Sustainability Directive Affects Global Supplier Networks
The European Union has updated proposed sustainability compliance legislation to target only the region’s largest businesses for enforcement.
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Fashion Brands Make Earth Day Commitment to Preserve Endangered Forests
A group of 15 fashion and lifestyle brands are committing to ending the sourcing of textile and packaging from ancient and endangered forests.
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