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Boeing Ends Crippling Strike as Workers Accept Latest Offer
Holden acknowledged that 41% of union members voted to reject the deal, and vowed to press for better terms with the next contract in 2028.
Workers picket outside the Boeing Co. manufacturing facility on October 3. Photographer: David Ryder/Bloomberg
EU-U.S. Cargo Flights Targeted by Russian Incendiary Devices, Poland Says
In July, an incendiary device exploded in a container due to be loaded on to a DHL cargo plane in each of three U.K. and EU locations.
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Amazon Partners With Online Grocer Jüsto for Deliveries in Mexico
The partnership helps Amazon expand the inventory of fresh products and supermarket staples available to shoppers in Mexico.
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Maersk Opens 24-Acre Distribution Center in the Philippines
With a 76,000-pallet capacity, the distribution center is Maersk's largest in the country to date.
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The Fight Against Food Fraud in Our 'Biggest, Weirdest Supply Chains'
The World Trade Organization estimates the global cost of food fraud to be anywhere between $30 billion and $50 billion each year.
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Canada Port Disruption Sparks Fear of Wider Trade Snarls
A leading business group called for government intervention to prevent costly economic damage.
Port of Vancouver, Vancouver, Canada. Photo: iStock.com/limpers
Montréal Employers Threaten to Suspend Striking Port Workers’ Salary Guarantee
The Port of Montréal Longshoremen’s Union, CUPE Local 375, called an unlimited strike on October 31 that directly blocks the Viau and Maisonneuve terminals.
The Port of Montreal along the St. Lawrence River. Photo: iStock / LaSalle-Photo
Boeing Dismantles DEI Team as Pressure Builds on New CEO
Elon Musk and other conservative activists blame some of the planemaker's problems with aircraft quality on its decision to add diversity goals to its bonus targets in 2022.
A Boeing manufacturing facility in Renton, Washington. Photographer: M. Scott Brauer/Bloomberg
A U.S. Air Force Base Automates and Streamlines Asset Tracking
The automation of munitions management and logistics operations at a U.S. Air Force base, in partnership with SEE ID, saved some 250 man-hours per week, while improving operational readiness.
Nellis Air Force Base. Photo: iStock/4kodiak
A Call for Reinvigorating the U.S. as the World’s ‘Manufacturing Superpower’
John Gardner owns a small business that sells to the U.S. military. He’s also a vocal proponent of reinvigorating America's entire domestic manufacturing base.
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Strike at U.S. Ports Brought Debate Over Automation Front and Center
The brief strike by East and Gulf Coast dockworkers brought to the fore the ongoing controversy about automation at U.S. ports, and its ultimate impact on human workers.
Automated Guided Vehicles moving shipping containers to and from gantry cranes in a port container terminal.
New Offer from Boeing Endorsed by Union, Awaiting Vote
The union had previously called for a 40% pay increase and workers have rejected two previous offers.
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