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United Airlines Pilots Reject Tentative Contract Agreement

About 94% of the 9,980 aviators casting ballots voted against the proposal, the Air Line Pilots Association said in a statement November 1.

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Ukraine War: Grain Deal Continues Despite Russia Pull-Out

Russia halted its backing for the deal on October 29, accusing Ukraine of using a safety corridor to attack its fleet.

Port of Odesa, Ukraine.

TuSimple Fires CEO Xiaodi Hou Amid Federal Probes

Hou’s dismissal follows months of upheaval at TuSimple, including the departures of its chief financial officer and chief legal officer.

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Shipping Giants Clash on West Coast Labor Dispute as Contract Talks Drag

The dispute is over who is responsible for connecting moored vessels to shore-based electricity while docked, in a process known as “cold ironing.”

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EU Aims for U.S. Deal to Resolve EV Subsidy Dispute

The U.S. Inflation Reduction Act, which provides subsidies to support green technologies in the U.S., is seen as discriminatory by the EU, South Korea and other trading partners.

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Watch: Visibility and Security: Critical Issues in Supply Chain Today

An update on the partnership between Overhaul and Microsoft, discussing the ever-increasing importance of tight security throughout every stage of the supply chain.

Luiz Da Costa And Barry Conlon

Watch: Protecting Supplier Contracts in Times of Disruption

Laura Baucus, director of the automotive industry group of the Dykema law firm, advises how companies can protect their contracts with suppliers, and how they should respond when supply issues arise.

Protecting Supplier Contracts In Times Of Disruption

Three Small Supply Chain Improvements That Can Greatly Increase Monthly Profits

In light of today’s era of inflation and a possible recession just on the horizon, now is the ideal time to seek out ways to optimize your business’s processes as a way to cut down on costs.

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Inflation in Europe Reaches a Record 10.7% as Officials Face Hard Options

Inflation's relentless upward march sharpens the tough choices facing Europe’s elected leaders and central bankers.

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Inside a Chinese iPhone Plant, Foxconn Grapples With Covid Chaos

The disruption at Foxconn is the latest example of the toll from China’s rigid pandemic policies, including rolling lockdowns and mass testing.

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U.S. Labor Costs Rise at Firm Pace, Keeping Fed Hikes on Track

There are some signs the labor market is already softening. Job openings overall have retreated from a record, but remain extremely elevated.

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VW, Mercedes and BMW Cross Their Fingers as China Risk Escalates

President Xi Jinping’s consolidation of power has only worsened worries that extend far beyond the auto industry.

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