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Survey: Only 15% of CSCOs Feel Ready for Global Trade Disruptions

More than 40% of CSCOs said that they need the most help developing new capabilities to anticipate and adapt for future trends.

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Will the End of Corporate DEI Programs Scuttle Supplier Diversity Efforts?

“Diversity” appears to have become a dirty word in some quarters of the business world today — but not when it comes to supplier selection.

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Manufacturer R&D Considerations for 2025 and Beyond

Research and development is a necessary, though often costly, component of manufacturing. Utilizing the R&D Credit can help offset those costs.

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China Slams Sale of Panama Canal Ports

The deal is "a spineless, groveling, profit-seeking move that sells one’s integrity for personal gains,” said the opinion piece," said an opinion piece in a Beijing-backed newspaper.

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Watch: How Retail Supply Chains Can Withstand Tariffs and Trade Wars

Joanna Rangarajan, managing director and partner with Alvarez & Marsal’s Consumer and Retail Group, advises how retail supply chains can become more balanced and resilient in the face of constant disruptions and global crises.

How Retail Supply Chains Can Withstand Tariffs And Trade Wars

AI’s Role in Identifying Cyber Threats in the Supply Chain

Artificial intelligence is widely recognized today as a crucial tool for maintaining manufacturing efficiency and profitability.

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Tesla Warns It Faces Retaliation, Costs From Trump Trade War

British Columbia, Canada’s third most populous province, has pulled government subsidies for people installing Tesla chargers at their homes.

Orient Overseas Warns of Tougher 2025 After Closing Strong Year

Rising protectionism, uncertain consumer demand trends and softer freight rates may spell challenges for the container shipping sector.

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Why Pharma Companies Must Prioritize Track-and-Trace Tech in 2025

Following are six reasons why pharmaceutical and life sciences companies must prioritize track-and-trace technology in their logistics operations in 2025.

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U.S. Develops Military Plans for Panama Canal

The wrangle over the Canal started before Trump even took office, as a campaign promise, and has persisted since.

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Shell Delivered Record Amount of Marine LNG to Ships in 2024

While it emits less carbon than oil-derived ship propellant, LNG is still a fossil fuel and has been criticized for releasing emissions of super-potent methane.

USDA Signals Egg Price Relief as Bird Flu Outbreak Slows

A March 7 report from the USDA says that there haven't been any significant bird flu outbreaks detected on farms in at least two weeks.

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