SupplyChainBrainMore from SupplyChainBrainAll LogisticsMaryland Estimate for Rebuilding Baltimore's Key Bridge Reaches $5.2BMaryland's Transportation Authority pointed to "drastically" higher construction costs as the main reason behind the updated estimate.November 18, 2025Global Trade & EconomicsIndia Exports to U.S. Rise, Despite 50% TariffsThe Trump administration has been urging Delhi to increase its purchase of U.S. petroleum products, after India became one of the biggest markets for Russian oil.November 18, 2025Last Mile DeliveryAnxiety Grows Among U.S. Fleets as Cargo Thefts SurgeConcerns have also mounted headed into the holiday season, when heavier delivery volumes and tighter schedules create more opportunities for would-be thieves.November 18, 2025Ocean TransportationHapag-Lloyd to Invest in 22 New Container ShipsThe carrier's fleet in the Panamax class (less than 5,000 TEUs), will be boosted by a mix of newly built long-term charter vessels and owned vessels. November 18, 2025Global LogisticsQuickcode Deploys AI-Assisted Trade Compliance to Enhance Customs EntryDetermining the right HTS code for a given product used to be done manually. Today, by necessity, it draws on the power of artificial intelligence.November 18, 2025Freight Forwarding/Customs BrokerageEU Moves Up Timeline to End De Minimis ExemptionsDe minimis policies across the globe have allowed Shein, Temu and others to ship products directly from Chinese factories to consumers at prices well below market value.November 17, 2025Global Trade & EconomicsU.S. Tariffs Crimp Japan’s, Switzerland’s EconomiesJapan reached a trade agreement with the U.S. in July, reducing the blanket tariff on Japanese imports to 15%, from an initial 25%.November 17, 2025Regulation & ComplianceAmerican Conference Institute Announces the 2nd Annual U.S.-Mexico Customs Compliance & EnforcementEvent to take place March 12, 2026, Mexico CityNovember 14, 2025Global Trade & EconomicsTrump Tweaks Tariffs, More Concessions May Be ComingThe White House has said some imports “might receive a reciprocal tariff rate of zero percent.”November 14, 2025HR & Labor ManagementReport: Use of Prison Labor at Hyundai Supplier Plants Drives Down Wages OverallThe Columbia University study found that, when the share of prison labor at a Hyundai Motor supplier rises by 10%, wages for non-incarcerated workers fall by 10-14%.November 14, 2025Previous PagePage 69 of 582Next Page
