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Why Maritime Supply Chains Must Adapt to Sustainability Regulations

Authorities in the maritime sector are responding to the threat posed by global warming.

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SHIP IT Act Aims to Attract Drivers, Boost Capacity

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Boeing Pleads Not Guilty in Fraud Case Over 737 Max Crashes

Lawyers for the families argue that they were blindsided by the 2021 controversial deferred prosecution agreement with the government that granted the company legal immunity, and weren’t consulted on its terms.

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Podcast | The Supply Chain Workforce of the Future Is Already Here

COVID-19 triggered a radical transformation of the workforce across all industries, but the impact on the supply chain sector has been especially acute.

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Boeing-DOJ ‘Sweetheart Deal’ Decried by Victim’s Wife

The proceedings mean that, for the first time, the company will be formally charged in court in relation to the two crashes, and will have to plead guilty or not guilty.

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Russian Oil Switching at Sea Gathers Pace in Wake of European Sanctions

Ship-to-ship transfers are a routine part of oil trading and those that are taking place are doing so in full view of satellite tracking systems.

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Eurostar Blames Brexit and Border Queues for Empty Seats

Brexit and a shortage of border officials was increasing the time it takes to process passengers departing from London’s St. Pancras International station.

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City Logistics Planning Is Seeing an Abundance of Innovation

The goods we consume today require complex logistics processes in urban areas. If not planned adequately, they can negatively affect urban sustainability.

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Five Challenges to Supply Chain Resilience in 2023

Bindiya Vakil, chief executive officer of Resilinc, lays out five trends and challenges to supply chains to watch for in the coming year.

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The Race to Close the Supply Chain Execution Gap

As manufacturers cope with heightened pressures for highly customized orders and sudden changes in demand, they experience a mismatch between their planning and procurement teams.

Five Ways That Service Spares Logistics Improves your Bottom Line

Savvy spare part management improves the bottom line, boosts service to customers and creates greater business resiliency and risk management.

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Small Retailers Finally Get a Fighting Chance Thanks to a Roosevelt-Era Antitrust Law

Smaller retailers also see Robinson-Patman as a salve for another irritant: seeing empty shelves at their stores while larger rivals have plenty of merchandise.

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