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Labor Complaint Claims Ikea, Amazon and Tom Tailor Lack Supply Chain Safety Checks
The complaint argued the companies issued a “lack of inspections” while also claiming the businesses violated labor rights, including the "lack of freedom of association.”

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South Korea Reinstates Japan on List of Countries That Receive Preferential Trade Treatment
The country’s capital plans on further restricting technological and industrial exports to Russia and Belarus as a show of support for the United States' pressure campaign against Moscow.
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How to Increase Opportunities for Women in the Supply Chain
Supply chain leaders might be shocked to learn that the percentage of women in the workforce has decreased since 2021.
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Global Oil Benchmark Clears Hurdle as U.S. Ship Transfers Granted
The change will bring much-needed liquidity into the benchmark, which for years has been suffering from shrinking supplies.
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Biden Administration Investing $82m in the U.S. Solar Manufacturing Sector
The Department of Energy will invest $52 million in 19 select clean energy projects, with an extra $30 million earmarked to fund solar energy technologies.
A close-up of solar panels can be seen in front of a sunset. Photo: iStock.com/JONGHO SHIN
Tanker Company Moving Russian Oil Loses Insurance Over G-7 Cap
The P&I insurance that Gatik lost is important for vessels when they enter ports or sail through key waterways like Turkey’s ardanelles shipping straits.

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More Than a Fifth of Companies Do Not Conduct Security Checks on Third-Party Suppliers, Report Finds
A  report from Risk Ledger found that 21% of companies do not conduct security assessment checks of their suppliers before signing a contract with them.
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Watch: Stopping Dangerous Foreign Technology From Entering the U.S.
Laura Fraedrich, senior counsel at Lowenstein Sandler LLP, discusses the prospects for passage of the Risk Information and Communications Technology (RESTRICT) Act, currently before Congress.
Stopping Dangerous Foreign Technology From Entering The Us
U.S., Colombia and Guatemala Sign Deal to Standardize Supply Chain Security
The U.S. Customs and Border Protection agency signed a deal with the Customs Administrations of Guatemala and Colombia to establish a standard set of supply chain security requirements.
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The End of the New York Waterfront Harbor Commission Appears Nigh
New Jersey says it is withdrawing because its state police force can take over its crime-fighting duties.
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Amazon's Vow to Stop Seller Squeeze Was Fake, California Says
The 2022 suit came after reports that the company would bury their products in search results if they offered lower prices elsewhere.
California Attorney General Rob Bonta. Photo: Bloomberg
Only 10 Electric Vehicles Qualify for Full $7,500 U.S. Tax Credit
The Biden administration did give automakers some wiggle room on the requirements, following an intense lobbying blitz after its passage in August.
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