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Philippine Transport Chief Favors Curbs for Chinese Visitors
Philippine Transport Secretary Jaime Bautista said he’s in favor of imposing COVID measures including testing on inbound travelers from China, amid a rapid rise in infections in the mainland.

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Why Container Shipping Needs Digital Standards to Support Global Trade
There’s a pressing need for shipping data to be digital and standardized.
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Achieving Supply Chain Sustainability With a Digitally Connected Workforce
“Smart” manufacturing can result in significant improvements in energy consumption, factory utilization and machine efficiency.
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China to Cut Quarantine for Overseas Travelers From Next Month
The government's quick roll-back of pandemic-related restrictions has confused experts and triggered concerns that a still relatively low rate of vaccination among the elderly will lead to high numbers of deaths.
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New Human Rights Requirements: Catalysts for New Ways of Thinking
With laws enforcing human rights in the supply chain, leaders will need to rethink how they are deriving value from their human-rights and supply chain due diligence programs.
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Congress Gives Boeing a Reprieve on 737 Max Cockpit Changes
Two new versions of the jet can now be certified without major modifications, but safety changes are required on all Max models.
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Amazon Agrees to Settle EU Antitrust Cases, Avoiding Fines
The agreement clears a cloud hanging over Amazon’s online business in Europe. The company says it disagrees with several of the EU’s allegations about its practices.
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Podcast | A New Report Card on Ships’ Carbon Emissions
A new mandatory report card for carbon emissions by ships of greater than 5,000 gross tons has huge implications for the commercial maritime industry.
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China Brings WTO Case on U.S. Chip Sanctions
China said the U.S. is engaging in economic protectionism that undermines trade rules and threatens the global supply chain.
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Supply Chain Shortfalls Targeted by New Bill
The plan is the latest move in Washington to respond to supply-chain disruptions that have roiled the economy.
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Russian Ship Insurer Says It Won't Fill Void Caused by Sanctions
The comments leave unanswered questions about how tankers moving Russia’s oil will get insurance if international firms don’t do so.
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WTO Says Trump's U.S. Steel Tariffs Broke Global Trade Rules
The countries who brought the complaints are entitled, under WTO rules, to impose retaliatory tariffs on the U.S.
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