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Electronics Manufacturers Consider Tuning Out Government's Energy-Efficiency Program

Electronics manufacturers are threatening to drop out of Energy Star, saying recent changes have made participation in the federal government's voluntary energy efficiency labeling program too costly.

EU's Dire Plight Raises Questions About Euro, Economic Austerity

Last week's elections in France and Greece have caused so much economic and political turmoil throughout Europe that the grand eurozone experiment might be on the verge of collapse.

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Allegation Wal-Mart Covered Up Bribery in Mexico Highlights How Companies Handle Corruption

Wal-Mart's annual meeting next month promises to be a contentious one because of questions over how the retail giant handled bribery allegations at a Mexico subsidiary. Shareholders are concerned about the board members' independence in light of the alleged cover-up of bribery that occurred in 2005 and 2006.

EU-U.S. Trade Pact Should Make Clearing Customs Easier for 'Trusted Shippers'

The decision by the U.S. and the European Union to recognize each other's trusted shippers is expected to save those companies money through speedier customs authorization.

"State of the DOT" Report Is Available

The number of "active, for-hire carriers" registered with the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) is 166,810, an increase of 8 percent, or 11,570 since February 2011, according to the State of the DOT report released by QualifiedCarriers.

Zepol Releases New Trade-Compliance Tool for Importers

Zepol Corp., a provider of trade intelligence and management tools, has released ComplianceIQ.

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Technology Aids Compliance With New CSA Regulations

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Procurement and Supplier Challenges in Asia Pacific

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Minimizing Risk Created By Suppliers' Behavior

Internet and high-tech collaboration tools can add structure and security to a globally complex supplier-to-customer data-transfer process.

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Negotiating Supply Chain Agreements in a Time of Unexpected Disruptions

In the last year the headlines have been full of news about global supply chains and the disasters affecting them. From the Thai floods to the Japanese tsunami, to the tornadoes in Wichita and the Nylon-12 plant explosion in Germany, several fundamental truths about global supply chains have been made more apparent.

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DHL Launches Life Sciences and Healthcare Competence Centers in Miami, Atlanta

DHL Global Forwarding has opened Life Sciences and Healthcare Competence Centers in Miami, Fla. and Atlanta, Ga.

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