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Mercedes-Benz CEO Says Cutting Ties with China is 'Unrealistic'

China and Chinese companies play a vital role in Mercedes-Benz’s business, and Källenius expects more business to come out of China in 2023.

Berlin, Germany. August 29, 2018. Photo: iStock.com/franz12

Expeditors Sued by Customer over Delays Caused by 2022 Cyberattack

IRobot is seeking $2.1 million for damages against Expeditors caused by shipping delays and lost business.

Digital binary code, data numbers and secure lock icons can be seen on a hacker's hands above a computer keyboard with a dark blue tone background. Photo: iStock.com/Techa Tungateja

Oil Tanker Seized by Iran Had Indian Crew, Says Operator

U.S. officials believe the seizure was a retaliation against a decision by the Department of Justice to force a tanker headed to China with Iranian oil to redirect to America

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U.S. Demands Iran Release Oil Tanker Seized in Gulf of Oman

Iran’s state-run IRNA news agency reported that a Marshall Islands-flagged tanker collided with an Iranian vessel in the Persian Gulf, prompting Iran’s navy to seize the vessel in Gulf of Oman.

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Airbus, Safran Warn Supply Chain Snarls Will Drag Into 2024

The component shortages have forced Airbus to slow an ambitious output increase for the cash-cow A320. Sanctions tied to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine have also made it harder for Airbus and Boeing, too.

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Labor Complaint Claims Ikea, Amazon and Tom Tailor Lack Supply Chain Safety Checks

The complaint argued the companies issued a “lack of inspections” while also claiming the businesses violated labor rights, including the "lack of freedom of association.”

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Mitigating Weather-Related Disruptions With Software

Supply chain disruptions caused by weather-related disasters are happening with increasing frequency.

Drought in China. Photo: iStock.com/Orchidpoet

West Coast Dockworkers Reach Tentative Deal on Port Automation

A broader deal may still be far off, but any movement will ease shipper concerns that the talks aren’t going anywhere after nearly a year of negotiations.

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Cyberint Launches Supply Chain Intelligence Module to Combat Third-Party Security Risks

Cyberint's new supply chain intelligence module identifies third parties, assesses the security risks they could present, and sends alerts to users warning them of potential risks.

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Where Will High-Tech Manufacturers Get Their Semiconductors?

The battle for dominance in the global semiconductor market is often framed as one between the U.S. and China, but there’s a lot more nuance to it in reality.

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Netherlands Plans to End Russian LNG Imports, Minister Says

The move by the Netherlands would apply to both spot and long-term contracts. The nation is a transit country for gas supplies, meaning that the decision could have a broader European impact.

Photo: Bloomberg

Tanker Unloads Russian Crude in Ghana After Six-Week Wait

Clearance was given after claims that the cargo was from Kazakhstan, but data intelligence firms Vortexa and Kpler showed it originated from Russia.

Photo: Bloomberg

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