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How AI Can Turn Supply Chain Disruptions Into Bumps Rather Than Sinkholes
Supply chain unpredictability is a given. What organizations can control is how they respond.
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Vivergo Shuts Down U.K. Bioethanol Plant
Vivergo's facility — which is one of just two bioethanol plants in the U.K. — has struggled to stay afloat in the face of competition from imported U.S. ethanol.
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ACI Announces 7th Annual “China Trade Controls” Conference
A Crucial Forum on U.S.–China Export Compliance in 2025
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DOJ Challenges California's Emissions Standards for Trucks
Days before the DOJ's complaints surfaced, four truck manufacturers also filed a separate lawsuit, asserting that they've been "caught in the crossfire" between the state and federal government.
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Forecasting the Weather With AI: Promise and Limitations
When it comes to artificial intelligence, nothing better illustrates the technology’s promise and limitations than its approach to forecasting the weather.
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How Ethical Sourcing Is Becoming a Priority in Healthcare Procurement
Healthcare procurement has reached an evolutionary stage in which ethical sourcing methods are becoming business imperatives.
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South Africa to Allow Exporter Collaboration as Tariffs Kick In
The planned rules will help companies avoid breaching antitrust laws.
A container ship docked at the Port of Cape Town, operated by Transnet National Ports Authority, in Cape Town, South Africa, on Monday, May 13, 2024. Photo: Dwayne Senior/Bloomberg
Air Canada Delays Resuming Flights as Strikers Defy Stop Order
The union, which represents more than 10,000 Air Canada flight attendants, said it’s challenging the order and called it “blatantly unconstitutional.”
Air Canada planes at Toronto Pearson International Airport in Mississauga, Ontario. Photographer: Arlyn McAdorey/Bloomberg
CK Hutchison Rules Out Ports Deal Being Completed This Year
The company has already missed a chance to ink a definitive agreement before a window for exclusive talks with the buying consortium expired in late July.
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Polyester Drives Surge in Apparel Sector Emissions
The apparel sector accounted for 2% of total global emissions in 2023, putting the industry well off pace of its goal to halve its carbon footprint by 2030.
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Podcast | The Cutting Edge of Product Traceability
Science has given us the tools to trace products all the way back to origin. But are businesses willing to make use of them?
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Port of Los Angeles Rides Pre-Tariff Cargo Wave to Record High Volumes
Meanwhile, international port operator and logistics service provider DP World reported strong container volumes for the first half of 2025 as well.
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