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CK Hutchison Threatens Legal Action Over Panama Canal Port Dispute

The Hong Kong firm also that it was planning to take further steps to protect its rights and interests at the two ports situated at either end of the Panama Canal.

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Podcast | The Power of Mentorship in Supply Chain Organizations

In an era of dazzling technology, are we forgetting what really makes supply chain organizations run?

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Three Ways to Evaluate Regional Labor in an Evolving Mexican Workforce

While fierce debates about tariffs and immigration policy rage on to the north, both issues are already leaving their mark on Mexican manufacturing — mostly for the better.

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Eddie Bauer Operator in U.S. and Canada Files for Bankruptcy

The Washington state-based company detailed its challenges with rising inflation, changing consumer behaviors, the closure of a loophole for cheap imports, and higher tariff rates.

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Is it a Drug Cartel Drone? Is it a Balloon? Reason for El Paso Airport Closure Remains Mysterious

The closure, which appeared to surprise state and local officials, went into effect at 11:30 p.m. local time on January 10 and was lifted a little before 7 a.m. on Tuesday 11.

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Cyclone Devastates Madagascar Port City

Madagascar described the situation as "total chaos," driven by concerns over disruptions to critical food supply chains, fuel transport and medical access.

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U.S. Unionization Elections Overseen by NLRB Dropped by 30% in 2025

During those elections, 42% fewer workers participated compared to 2024, while the success rate for union elections fell by more than 2%.

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Trump Rebuked by House Over Canada Tariffs as Midterm Anxieties Grow

The vote on February 11 represents an increase in political pressure to change course on Trump’s signature economic policy just months before the midterm elections.

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A Realistic Look at the Future of Nuclear Container Ships

The problems presented by nuclear energy as an alternative shipping fuel are less about the technology itself, and more about operational feasibility.

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Heineken to Cut 6,000 Jobs on Falling Demand

EU beer production fell nearly 6% from 2019 to 2024, because of higher costs, global transport disruptions, and the effects of more people taking weight-loss drugs.

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Trump Administration Warns Peru That a Chinese Port Is Costing Its Sovereignty

The warning is the most direct criticism yet from the Trump administration of Peru’s close ties to China, which is the South American nation’s top trading partner.

Cranes operate at the Chancay Port in Chancay, Peru. Photographer: Alessandro Cinque/Bloomberg

Ford Says Delay in Tariff Relief Cost it an Extra $900M

Chief executive Jim Farley said on February 10 that Ford spent double what it had expected on tariffs in 2025.

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