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Regulation & Compliance: Page 347
Facing the Task of Facilitating WTO's Trade Facilitation Agreement
Free trade seems to have few friends in positions of power these days. But advocates of removing obstacles to the flow of international trade got at least one piece of good news earlier this year.
E.U. Banks to Support Green Shipping
The European Investment Bank (EIB) and Dutch bank ABN Amro have signed an agreement to support investments for greening the European shipping fleet.
The Future of Work: Surviving in a 'Platform Economy'
The so-called platform economy promises to drastically change the nature of work. Is that a bad thing, or a good thing?
Disruptive Influences: 20 Tech Companies to Watch
In areas from cyber defense to tax compliance to database management, these 20 companies are changing how businesses operate.
Opinion: Big Data and an Outside-in View of Your Supply Chain
Enterprise applications have data and generate content, but it is largely internally generated content. It is content that is generated from transactions occurring inside the four walls of the enterprise. But in the supply chain world we need an end to end view of the supply chain that includes content external to the enterprise. New Content as a Service offerings can help provide this perspective.
Wal-Mart Wants Suppliers to Eliminate a Gigaton of Greenhouse Gases by 2030
Wal-Mart Stores Inc., long known for squeezing its suppliers on prices, is now pressuring companies including Unilever and Colgate-Palmolive Co. to help the world's biggest retailer remove a billion metric tons of greenhouse gas emissions from its supply chain by 2030.
Seafood Joins Fair Trade Revolution, a Scallop at a Time
Fair trade coffee, bananas and ... scallops? Yes, very soon.
Nonprofit Linked to PhRMA Rolls Out Campaign to Block Drug Imports
A nonprofit organization that has orchestrated a wide-reaching campaign against foreign drug imports has deep ties to the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America, or PhRMA, the powerhouse lobbying group that includes Eli Lilly, Pfizer and Bayer
Arkansas Execution Plan Is a Major Test for Drug Secrecy Measures
If Arkansas succeeds in executing multiple inmates by the end of the month, despite several setbacks in court, it will show that states have found an effective way of repelling some legal challenges that have thwarted or delayed executions in recent years.
Post-Brexit Customs Checks a 'Catastrophe' for UK Shipping
The introduction of physical customs checks following Brexit would be a catastrophe for British ports and shipping and would likely reduce the volume of trade, the head of the sector's UK industry body said.
Tech Firms Risk Sourcing Tainted Minerals, Report Says
Human rights abuses are present in the mining of minerals widely used by technology firms, according to a new report.
UPS Adds 400 Dangerous Commodities to Its Fly List
UPS is heading into the "danger zone," saying it is ready to handle a wider range of higher-risk goods. The express giant is now allowing an additional 400 "dangerous" commodities onto its global air network, as well as increasing the size of allowable shipment. The company is also adding more than 300 products across its ground network in Europe.
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