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How Common Safety Measures Can Put More Workers at Risk
It’s not enough to have all of the required safety clothing and equipment on site. A focus on people is also necessary.
1021 How Common Safety Measures
Ships Are Getting Bigger, But Intermodal Is the Answer, Economist Says
When will ocean carriers shed their obsession with vessel size? Not anytime soon, according to one economist.
1021 Ships Are Getting Bigger
What’s Trending in Breakbulk Shipping, From Five Experts
After another year of trade conflict, regulatory uncertainty and a tempestuous market for ocean carriers, there may be signs of stability ahead.
America’s ‘Green Economy’ Is Now Worth $1.3 Trillion
If the U.S. wants to extend economic growth, it should double down on cleaning up the environment and fighting climate change, which are fueling both jobs and revenue, according to new research.
1018 Americas Green Economy
Where Are All the Black Women in the Flight Deck?
As gender parity goes, 2019 has seen a slow, steady advancement of women in leadership positions. It’s been a slightly different story in the aviation industry.
1018 Black Women Flight Deck
CoachRail Announces Launch of Lead Feed for Transportation Industry
CoachRail, a cloud-based management software for the motor coach industry, recently announced the launch of Lead Feed: a real-time view of new business opportunities for your transportation company.
Transfix Launches My Lanes, a Preference-Based Freight Matching Product
Transfix, a digital freight marketplace, recently announced two major updates to its platform: My Lanes, a product that recommends freight based on carrier preferences, and Reserved Loads, an exclusive-access freight program for exceptional carriers.
China Charges Ahead of U.S. in Building Pumps for Electric Cars
There are almost as many places to charge your electric vehicle in Beijing as there are in the entire United States.
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The World Loses $400 Billion of Food Before It Reaches Stores
Some 14% of all food produced is lost annually, with central and southern Asia, North America and Europe accounting for the biggest shares.
1017 The World Loses Food
China Ties Agriculture Binge to Trump Reducing U.S. Tariffs
Chinese officials are willing to start purchasing more U.S. agricultural products as part of the “phase one” trade deal, but it is not likely to reach the $40 billion to $50 billion touted by Trump.
1016 China Ties Agriculture Binge
Ex-Truck Driver Becomes a Billionaire With Some Help From Amazon
Masaru Wasami started working part time at a vegetable store at age 12, determined to help his ailing mother in her battle with tuberculosis.
Masaru Wasami. Source: Bloomberg.
How Prepared Are Businesses for the Next Recession?
Just about every observer of the economy agrees that a recession is coming. The only question is when. Given the inevitability of a downturn, what are companies doing to prepare? 
1016 How Prepared Are Businesses
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