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GE to Invest $490M to Reshore Washing Machine Production to U.S.

The reshoring effort will create 800 new full-time jobs, and would make the company the largest domestic manufacturer for washing machines in the U.S.

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Gartner: Iran-Israel Conflict a 'Stress Test' for Middle East Supply Chains

In the Red Sea, Gartner predicts that transit times between the Asian-Pacific region and Europe could double as a result of the conflict.

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IMO’s Convention on Ship Recycling Enters into Force

The Hong Kong Convention addresses key environmental, occupational health, and safety risks involved in the recycling of ships.

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AI’s Moving at Warp Speed. Who’s Got the Brakes?

When it comes to regulating artificial intelligence, we don’t need to choose between chaos and paralysis. There’s a middle path.

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Singapore Airlines Flags Climate-Related Costs as Emissions Rise

Carriers with a greater focus on international routes face a higher exposure to CORSIA costs than rivals.

Singapore Airlines Ltd. aircraft at Changi Airport in Singapore. Photographer: Ore Huiying/Bloomberg

WSC: Need for Clarity on U.S. Port Fees for Chinese Ships

The USTR also has yet to provide details who would be collecting the fees, or how the money would be directed back into U.S. shipbuilding, said World Shipping Council CEO Joe Kramek.

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Watch: Can Trump Continue to Invoke IEEPA to Justify Tariffs?

Andrew Morris, senior litigation counsel with the New Civil Liberties Alliance, details its opposition to Trump’s reliance on the International Emergency Economic Powers Act as justification for imposing tariffs.

Can Trump Continue To Invoke Ieepa To Justify Tariffs

Watch: The Data Quality Trap

Anand Medepalli, chief product officer at Shippeo, details how supply chains can be made "anti-fragile."

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FedEx Warns of Pain Ahead With Tariffs Weighing on Demand

Although it typically provides a full-year forecast, FedEx said it would only share its outlook for the current quarter due to the “uncertain global demand environment.”

A worker opens a FedEx truck in San Francisco on June 23. Photo: Bloomberg

EU Members Call for Cuts to Ethical Supply Chain Rules

On the CSRD, the European Commission proposed to increase the employee threshold to 1,000 employees and to remove listed small and medium-sized businesses from the scope of the directive.

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Watch: Supply Chain Talent Has Its Own Supply Chain

At a time when skills requirements are changing, and the availability of people is uncertain, companies need to view their talent as another kind of supply chain, says author and educator Daniel Stanton.

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Watch: The Pain Points Driving Supply Chain Instability for Midsized Firms

Martin Skeens, third-party risk and compliance subject matter expert at Dun & Bradstreet, explains why midsized U.K. businesses are having a tougher time achieving supply chain resilience.

The Pain Points Driving Supply Chain Instability For Mid Sized Firms

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