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Indian Government Nixes ‘Ten-Minute’ Delivery Promise

The model has been criticized for putting pressure on gig workers, and exposing them to serious safety risks.

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Surging Oil Tanker Insurance Points to Growing Black Sea Chaos

Some ships have been sailing close to the Turkish coastline, rather than across the center of the Black Sea in the hope of avoiding Ukrainian drones.

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Watch: The Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Global Trade Management

Cody Williams, director of solutions consulting with e2open, clues us in on the progress and long-term potential of artificial intelligence in global trade management.

The Impact Of Artificial Intelligence On Global Trade Management

Supply Chain Chaos Meets Its Match in 2026

While much of the attention last year focused on Gen AI to do things better, the focus in 2026 will shift to agentic AI to do things entirely differently

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USMCA Review Poses Stress Test for North American Supply Chains

In the lead-up to July's joint review of the USMCA, companies are left to wonder if a full withdrawal from the deal is actually on the table for the U.S.

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Nvidia Gets U.S. Approval to Sell H200 Chips to China

Nvidia's Blackwell processor, considered to be the world's most advanced AI semiconductor, remains blocked from sale in China.

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China’s 2025 Trade Surplus Hits Record $1.2 Trillion Despite U.S. Tariffs

The resilience was the biggest surprise for an ailing Chinese economy last year and could cushion it in the months to come.

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Two Oil Tankers Attacked Near Key CPC Terminal in Black Sea

The attacks risk further disrupting loadings at CPC, where planned shipments have already plunged due to bad winter weather and mooring damage from a recent drone strike.

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Logistics Sector Growth Slows as 'K-Shaped' Economy Emerges

Florida Atlantic University's Logistics Managers' Index came in at a 54.2 score for the month of December, falling to its lowest level in 13 months.

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Retailers Warned of the Counter-Intuitive Spending Habits of Gloomy Young People

Retailers could get whiplash trying to keep up with youthful consumer spending habits, but they better get good at it as the upcoming generations emerge as mature consumers.

From left to right: Mark Mathews, senior economist, National Retail Federation; Peter Volberding, senior director, data analytics at Pyxis by Bain & Company; Maria Arand, director, office of the customer at 84.51°, a subsidiary of Kroger; and MaryLeigh Bliss, chief content officer at YPulse. Photo: Helen Atkinson

Supply Chains Take a New Approach to Workplace Safety in 2026

The growing number of serious injury fatalities at U.S. companies is a persistent threat to operational stability, worker well-being and business performance.

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Tariffs Trigger Job Cuts Across Logistics Sector

U.S. employers announced more than 1.2 million job cuts in 2025, marking a 58% increase over the previous year, and hitting the highest level since 2020.

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