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Regulation & Compliance: Page 354
The Cybersecurity Gap: Businesses Need To Step Up Their Game
Despite our best efforts to guard against them, cyberattacks are getting more malicious, damaging and frequent.
Food Companies' Environmental Efforts Are Increasing Production and Profits
The food and agriculture industry depend on natural resources, along with predictable weather and climate patterns, to produce their products and turn a profit. And yet these two industries have historically been divided over climate change and often slow to embrace new technologies and practices that can help reduce their greenhouse gas emissions and environmental footprint.
Half of Multinationals Don't Screen for Third-Party Corruption, Survey Says
Procurement professionals need to protect their businesses from the growing legal risk of third party corruption. They need to deliver "high levels of professional skill, knowledge and integrity," said David Noble, group CEO of CIPS.
Brands and Shippers Sign Agreement to Join Forces Against Counterfeiters
Shippers and brand owners have joined forces to sign a declaration aimed at preventing the transport of counterfeit goods. The declaration acknowledges the "destructive impact" of counterfeits on international trade and calls on the maritime industry to address it through zero tolerance, strict supply chain controls and other due diligence checks
The Growing Pressure on Supply Chains to Eradicate Slavery and Human Trafficking
Laws and regulations to eliminate human-rights violations in global supply chains are multiplying. But companies shouldn't consider their current lack of "teeth" as a license to ignore them.
A Conversation With 'Wall Street's Greatest Enemy'
Whistleblowers play an essential role in uncovering corporate and government fraud. But they often pay a heavy price for their actions.
Carbon Trust Launches New Waste Management Standards
Companies are increasingly realizing the environmental and economic benefits of effective waste management - fewer methane emissions from landfills, reduced waste hauling costs and new revenue streams from reuse and recycling among them. Several new tools aim to help companies and other organizations achieve these goals and receive recognition for their work.
Keeping Pace With the E.U.'s Modern-Day Trade-Compliance Regime
A conversation with Arne Mielken, senior trade specialist with Amber Road.
GE: Tech Upgrades Could Cut Power Plant CO2 Emissions by 1Bn Metric Tons
Carbon dioxide emissions from the world's fleet of coal and gas plants can be reduced by 10 percent using existing hardware and software upgrades, according to a recently released General Electric report.
Global Shipping Leaders Take on Counterfeit Goods Trade
Leaders from global shipping firms, freight forwarders, brand owners whose products are counterfeited and organizations representing both industries recently signed a joint Declaration of Intent to Prevent the Maritime Transport of Counterfeit Goods in Brussels.
How Drug Maker Secures Integrity of Its Pharma Supply Chain
Meeting mandates to protect the pharmaceutical supply chain from counterfeit drugs is no easy task, but Johnson & Johnson Supply Chain has found a way to do so well before U.S. legislation kicks in and while reining in costs.
Religious Leaders Urge Australia to Ramp Up Fight Against Modern Slavery
A group of prominent religious leaders recently urged Australia to introduce laws to ensure forced labor is not used to produce goods sold in the country, saying ending slavery needed to be a national priority.
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