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Schneider Electric Earns Top Spot on 2023 Gartner Supply Chain Top 15 for Europe

With a composite score of 5.98, Schneider Electric earned the top spot on Gartner's European list followed by L’Oréal, Diageo, Inditex and Siemens.

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Japan's Kishida Unveils Policy Proposal Before Potential Polls

Some of the issues covered in the proposed policy plan include supply chain resiliency, sustainability initiatives, labor market reforms and improved childcare support.

Fumio Kishida, in Tokyo, Japan. Thursday, April 20, 2023.Photo: Bloomberg

Distracted Driving: Using AI Technology to Break a Deadly Habit

A.I.-driven technology can help keep drivers and passengers safe by not only detecting distracted driving, but also identifying other potentially risky behaviors.

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Seven Ways That Companies Can Make Real Progress Toward Sustainability

Implementing a lofty sustainability program isn’t just a marketing strategy to show that your company cares about the environment, and win points with consumers.

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Chinese Groups Lead Bids for Ford’s German Site as Tensions Rise

One of the bids comes from BYD Co. while another was made by several smaller Chinese car companies, according to people familiar with the situation.

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How Automated Tax Compliance Can Improve Supply Chains

Despite all the different channels that retailers are selling from, the customer still expects a consistent buying experience, and one aspect of that is sales tax.

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Republicans Ask SEC, Treasury About Cooperation on EU ESG Rules

Senator Tim Scott and Representative James Comer wrote in letters that an “EU-style climate regulatory regime” would harm the U.S. energy, agriculture and financial sectors.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen speaks with chairman of the SEC Gary Gensler in Washington, DC on Friday, December 16, 2022. Photo: Bloomberg

Saudi Arabia to Reduce Global Oil Supply Contributions

Starting July 2023, Saudi Arabia will begin cutting back its contributions to the global oil supply by at least 1 million barrels a day.

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Flurry of FMC Complaints Reveals Widespread Accusations of Ocean Carrier Profiteering

The period seems to mark a low point in the ongoing tit-for-tat battle between shippers and carriers over freight rates, and colors the current situation.

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Three Developments in ESG That Will Impact Supply Chains 2023

Environmental, social and governance compliance isn’t only a moral obligation for manufacturers.

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Biden-Harris Administration to Fund 63 Rail Infrastructure Projects

The inaugural $570 million funding round will be used to reduce train-vehicle collisions and rail crossing blockages within the United States.

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Welcome to the World of ‘Ambient’ IoT

The impact of ambient IoT is expected to be “quite profound,” enabling greater sustainability, traceability and food safety, while reducing shrink and theft.

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