BloombergMore from BloombergAll LogisticsOnce the World’s Busiest Port, London Aims to Revive Its River Trade RootsAs three national lockdowns boosted online shopping over the past 18 months in the U.K., the demand for port services like warehousing and distribution closer to population centers has taken off.August 12, 2021SC Finance & Revenue ManagementESG Strategies May Understate Fallout of Global Warming, Report ShowsThe link between a hotter planet, loss of economic wealth and investment returns isn’t always well understood in ESG strategies, particularly those targeting developing markets.August 12, 2021Supply Chain VisibilitySunscreen Worries Grow as Another Potential Carcinogen FoundResearchers asked U.S. regulators to pull some sunscreens from the market, including brands such as Coppertone, Banana Boat and Neutrogena, saying they’ve found evidence of a potential carcinogen.August 11, 2021All LogisticsSenate Passes $550 Billion Infrastructure Plan in Win for BidenThe Senate passed a $550 billion infrastructure plan that would represent the biggest burst of spending on U.S. public works in decades, sending the legislation to the House where its fate is in the hands of the fractious Democratic caucus.August 10, 2021All TechnologyChange to Crypto Provision in Infrastructure Bill BlockedThe amendment’s failure represents a blow to the crypto industry, which had pushed hard in recent weeks for more narrowly targeted oversight.August 10, 2021All LogisticsInfrastructure Bill Clears Last Hurdle on Way to Senate VoteThe broad $550 billion infrastructure package cleared its last procedural hurdles in the U.S. Senate Sunday night, setting up a vote on final passage as soon as Monday.August 9, 2021All LogisticsMaersk’s Green Shipping Plan Runs Up Against Scarce Cooking OilA.P. Moller Maersk A/S’s efforts to become carbon-neutral face an unusual hurdle: there isn’t enough used cooking oil to make the biofuel that powers the vessels.August 9, 2021Sustainability & Corporate Social ResponsibilityFive Key Takeaways From the Latest IPCC Report on Climate ChangeThe United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change delivered its latest comprehensive report on the state of global climate science — just the sixth in the body’s more than 30-year history.August 9, 2021All LogisticsCarmakers’ Chip Crisis Isn’t Getting Better, Suppliers SayIn late July, U.S. Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo said things were getting better for automakers suffering chip shortages that have shuttered plants and crippled production. Not that much better, it turns out.August 6, 2021All LogisticsSchumer Puts Infrastructure Plan on Path Toward PassageSenate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer moved to wrap up a days-long debate on a $550 billion infrastructure package, setting up the Senate for a Saturday vote to approve the largest infusion of cash for roads, bridges and other domestic projects in decades.August 6, 2021Previous PagePage 212 of 357Next Page
