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Bulk Carrier Banned from Australian Ports After Being Abandoned for Months

The Liberian-flagged KMAX Leader bulk carrier is being towed back to the Philippines after arriving at the Port of Gladstone in October 2023 and remaining there for five months.

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Biden Seeks to Bolster Port Cybersecurity with Executive Order

The order will give the Coast Guard authority to respond to malicious cyberactivity, require maritime vessels to bolster their cybersecurity and impose new rules on reporting cyber incidents at ports.

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A 2024 Supply Chain To-Do List

The global economy is slowly recovering, but volatility remains a constant. Future-proofing supply chains to manage risk, boost real-time visibility, enhance sustainability, deploy AI effectively, and promote end-to-end collaboration is critical. Tick-tock…

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Making Warehouses and Data Centers Greener

Although the process of upgrading or retrofitting facilities can seem daunting, many of these changes can quickly lead to energy and cost savings.

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Boeing 737 Max Boss Ousted

Ed Clark was vice president and general manager of the 737 program, overseeing the Renton, Washington factory that produced the plane involved in the January Alaska Airlines blowout.

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Ivory Coast Cashew Processors Ask for More Government Support

The Ivory Coast Cashew Industry Group asked for a renewed plan guaranteeing cashew suppliers up to 20% of the GTCI’s processing capacity at the beginning of each season.

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EU Industry Calls for Green Shift Help to Rival China and U.S.

Over 70 business and industry leaders are urging the bloc to introduce a European Industrial Deal to boost competitiveness during the shift.

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Terminal Operator Holt Logistics Being Reviewed for Anticompetitive Behavior

An investigator said in an email to Tri State Intermodal that the FMC was reviewing information and documents provided by truckers.

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The Five Most Dangerous Supply Chain Attacks in The Last Five Years

Equipped with automated tools, hackers can hunt through cloud-native applications, public code repositories, unprotected networks and more, without even paying much attention to their computers.

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Podcast | Can Mexico Live Up to Its Potential as a Nearshoring Hub?

As manufacturers look to shift production to North American, Mexico appears to hold all the cards. But is there a joker or two in the deck?

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Practicing Green Logistics in Supply Chain Management

The push for supply chain sustainability comes with many built-in benefits, including lower costs, increased efficiency and stronger customer loyalty.

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Biden Administration Pledges Almost $1B to Improve 114 U.S. Airports

Most of the funding will be used to refurbish airports, make facilities more sustainable, provide more airport access to smaller communities, improve passenger experiences or build new terminals.

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