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Survey: Brands Balancing Cost of Fast Delivery With High Demand

Nearly half of consumers surveyed said that they would be unlikely to purchase an item if the delivery time was too slow.

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How Effective Revenue Management Can Reduce Carbon Emissions

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission’s new climate disclosure rules underscore the mounting pressure on businesses to prioritize environmental sustainability.

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Dept. of Energy Invests $100M in Retooling Auto Manufacturing for EV Parts

The funds include $50 million for small- and medium-sized companies to retool existing facilities into making parts for the EV supply chain.

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Alaska Airlines Passengers Claim Boeing Defrauded Federal Regulators

This stemmed from guarantees Boeing made to regulators in 2015 and 2021 after a pair of enforcement actions related to violations of safety protocols.

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Russia Sanctions Hit Boeing Supply Chain

Boeing has warned that it won’t deliver as many Dreamliner jets as anticipated in 2024.

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Greek Naval Drills See Oil Tankers Depart Key Transfer Area

When sanctions were placed on Russian oil sales following the war in Ukraine, the Laconian Gulf became a key spot for switching cargoes between vessels, prompting environmental concerns.

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Houthis Threaten to Attack Ships in Mediterranean Sea

Although Houthis have regularly hit vessels in the southern Red Sea and Gulf of Aden since November 2023, there's little evidence they can do so beyond those waters.

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ESG Compliance: It’s a Problem of Scope

Editor's Letter: When it comes to “social sustainability,” or human rights, much of the corporate world is still unprepared for the regulations and legislation that they’ll be encountering.

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Russian Cyberattacks on Germany Included Logistics Cos.

APT28, also known as Fancy Bear or Pawn Storm, has been accused of dozens of cyber-attacks in countries around the world.

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Airbus Reaches Deal With Canada Workers, Averting Lockout Threat

A rejection of the deal would have triggered a lockout starting on May 2 at the Mirabel manufacturing plant near Montreal.

The A220 program, which was developed in Canada, is 75% owned by Airbus and 25% by the Quebec government’s financial arm, Investissement Quebec, through a limited partnership. Photographer: Graham Hughes/Bloomberg

Maersk Expects Red Sea Shipping Disruptions to Persist for Most of 2024

Despite those disruptions, Maersk still lowered its expected operating loss for the year from $5 billion to between zero and $2 billion.

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Podcast | Can We Regulate AI Without Killing It? (And Will It Kill Us?)

Will generative artificial intelligence be the salvation or damnation of humanity? And, either way, will regulation work?

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