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Podcast | How Intel Will Get to Net-Zero Greenhouse Gas Emissions

Intel updates its progress toward achieving net-zero emissions worldwide by 2040.

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How to Attract and Manage Talent in the Supply Chain

Corporate layoffs have resulted in costs that are either underestimated or not included in executive decisions.

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Yellow Corp. Preparing to File for Bankruptcy

A bankruptcy filing would put Yellow at great risk of liquidation since the organization’s customers have begun abandoning the trucker in droves.

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Putin Promises Six African Countries Free Grain

Putin said Russia would be able to provide Burkina Faso, Zimbabwe, Mali, Somalia, the Central African Republic and Eritrea with 25,000 to 50,000 tons of free grain.

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Germany Will Rely Heavily on Hydrogen Imports in Light of Updated Strategy

Germany will need to import between 50% and 70% of its hydrogen to meet the demands mapped out in the updated National Hydrogen Strategy.

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Watch: Can Companies Comply With ESG Mandates and Grow Revenue?

Craig Coulter, advanced manufacturing and mobility sustainability leader with EY, assesses the progress that supply chains are making in complying with environmental, social and governance (ESG) requirements.

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UPS Agrees Contract with Teamsters, Avoids Strike of 340,000 Workers

UPS said that the five-year agreement covers U.S. Teamsters-represented employees in small package roles and is subject to ratification by union members.

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European Chips Act Worth €43B Gets Final Stamp of Approval

After being approved by the Council of the European Union, the regulation will be signed by the President of the European Parliament and the President of the Council.

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Shipping Routes for Ukrainian Grain Exports Dwindle Under Russian Attacks

Even before Russia terminated the Black Sea agreement, Ukraine had increasingly relied on alternative routes for its exports.

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Germany Readies €20B in Aid to Bolster Chip Output

The money is to be distributed to German and international companies by 2027 and will be drawn from the Climate and Transformation Fund.

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Industry Bodies Tussle Over Costs, Efficacy of Truck Underride Guards

While insurers say the NHTSA underestimates the safety benefits of a side underride guard mandate, truck owner-operators argue the proposed rule is too expensive.

The AngelWing side underride guard from Airflow Deflector, Inc. successfully prevented underride in a 2017 IIHS crash test featuring a midsize car striking the guard at 35 mph. Photo: Insurance Institute for Highway Safety

Yellow Corp. Manages to Temporarily Fend Off Teamsters Strike

The new agreement averted a strike that would have begun if Yellow had remained delinquent on payments to a fund that provides benefits for most of the company's workers.

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