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Black Sea War Insurance Soars 250% After Ship Attacks

Underwriters are now charging as much as 1% for some Ukrainian ports in the Black Sea, according to two people involved in the market.

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UPS Cargo Plane Crash Victims' Families File Wrongful Death Lawsuit

According to the lawsuit, the plane's engine mount hadn't undergone a detailed inspection since 2021, and wasn't due for another one for another 7,000 flights.

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Holiday Shoppers Prioritize Discounts as Budgets Tighten

A record Thanksgiving weekend for retailers reflects a broader shift across the sector, where budget-conscious shoppers are hunting for bargains more fiercely than ever.

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Translating Service Into Success: A Veteran’s Guide to Thriving in Business

Transitioning from military service to the civilian workforce is more than just swapping uniforms for business attire; it’s a leap into unfamiliar territory.

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Delta Air Sees $200M Impact From Shutdown Fallout

The airline had more than 2,000 cancellations, and bookings for the holidays slowed down, as passengers grew wary about getting stranded during Thanksgiving and Christmas.

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U.K. Bans Ads Claiming “Sustainability” by Major Clothing Retailers

The ASA has asked the companies for evidence to back up the claims about the sustainability of their products.

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Temu & Shein Come Under Threat of Investigations in U.S.

Senator Cotton said the ending of the de minimis rule that effectively allowed millions of packages to enter the U.S. without duties or scrutiny presented a “golden opportunity.”

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South Africa to Prosecute Maersk, CMA Units Over Price-Fixing Allegations

The companies allegedly fixed the general rate increase charged to customers for shipping cargo between South Africa and Asia, and between South Africa and the western part of Africa.

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Livestock Disease Forces Greek Farmers to Cull Sheep and Goat Herds

Greek farmers have culled an estimated 417,00 sheep and goats since the outbreak began, totaling 2% of the country's livestock population.

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How Castellini Transformed Cold-Chain Operations With a Dynamic WMS

Third-party logistics providers with their own warehouses must accommodate a wide range of very specific customer fulfillment needs.

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Geopolitical Tensions Are Rewriting the Cybersecurity Playbook for Supply Chains

Resilience means the ability to keep the business running, serving customers and growing even amid geopolitical volatility.

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Amazon to Test ‘Ultrafast’ Delivery in Two U.S. Cities

The e-commerce company will use “specialized smaller facilities” for the deliveries, with fees starting at $3.99 for Prime members.

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