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BIMCO Calls for 'Decisive Action' After Red Sea Ship Deaths

One Vietnamese and two Filipino crew members died in the attack on the MV True Confidence, and two others were seriously injured.

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EU Waters Down Supply Chain Due Diligence Law

After Germany and Italy withdrew their, European Union presidency Belgium has proposed diluting the law and setting a longer phase-in.

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Three People Killed in Latest Vessel Attack Near Yemen’s Coast

The Yemen-based Houthi described the carrier as “a U.S. ship,” which its owners and the Biden administration said isn’t true.

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Boeing Faulted for ‘Absurd’ Lack of Cooperation in U.S. Probe

The accusation is that no documents exist at Boeing to explain how the airplane left its factory missing bolts that would have prevented the accident in the first place.

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The Empathy Challenge Facing the Transport Industry

Empathetic leadership is so much more than leaders saying caring words. It’s about taking the time to listen to and understand, then following up with meaningful actions.

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ProcureCon IT Sourcing 2024 To Convene Industry Leaders in Boston, MA

ProcureCon IT Sourcing invites leading IT sourcing executives to attend the premier peer-led conference for senior-level procurement professionals in the IT sourcing community.

SEC Drops Scope 3 Emissions From Planned Disclosure Requirements

If adopted, the new draft would represent a win for many corporations and their trade groups that lobbied to water down the rules.

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PortPro Launches New Carrier and Brokerage TMS Solutions for Drayage Industry

Technology aims to help drayage companies operating both asset and non-asset divisions.

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Houthi Minister Says Ships Entering Yemeni Waters Must Obtain Permit

The territorial waters affected extend halfway into the 12-mile-wide Bab al-Mandab Strait, through which around 15% of the world's shipping traffic passes.

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Target Starts $49 Membership Program to Compete With Amazon, Walmart

For Target and other retailers, paid memberships are valuable because they bring in additional revenue and deepen loyalty among its customers.

A shopper leaves a Target store in New York. Photographer: Michael Nagle/Bloomberg

Billionaire Shipping Clan Gives ‘Exceptional’ Donation to Louvre

The company has previously sponsored the restoration of the Apollo basin in the gardens of the Versailles Palace and the renovation of the Musee National de la Marine.

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Why Container Lines Don’t Fear the Massive Supply of New Ships on Order

The world’s major ocean container lines can’t get enough of big new ships — never mind the threat of severe overcapacity and a resulting downward pressure on freight rates.

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