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European Parliament Approves Human Rights 'Due Diligence' Directive
The law requires select EU companies to mitigate against business practices like forced labor, pollution, and various other human rights abuses.
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China Wants Everyone to Trade In Their Old Cars, Fridges to Help Save Its Economy
Four months after President Xi Jinping flagged a proposal to help households and businesses upgrade old machinery, details are still trickling out.
Photo: Grindi, iStock
Taiwan Quake Was a Lesson in Resiliency for the Global Supply Chain
Disaster was averted, delivering a powerful message about how resiliency can stave off critical supply chain disruptions.
A Buddhist temple destroyed in a 1999 earthquake in Taiwan. Photo: luxiangjian4711, iStock
Strong Sales for Gas Trucks, SUVs, Boost GM Profits
The auto manufacturer reported nearly $3 billion of profit in Q1, a 24% increase from that period in 2023.
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City of Baltimore Accuses Ship Owner of 'Gross Negligence' in Bridge Crash
The City of Baltimore says it plans to pursue "significant" claims against the firms responsible for the Dali, in a bid to compensate the city, its residents and businesses.
The Dali container ship. Photo: iStock.com/viper-zero
Regulators Close Probe After Union Pacific Cuts Back on Shipping Limits
The STB opened its investigation after crew shortages led to Union Pacific imposing more than 1,000 embargoes in 2022.
Photo: iStock / Osarieme Eweka
Port of Los Angeles Stopped Millions of Cyber-Intrusions in 2023
Biden administration cybersecurity advisor Anne Neuberger praised the port's Cyber Resilience Center as an example of how government and the private sector can work together.
Los Angeles, California. Photo: iStock.com/wpd911
Why Planning Isn’t Enough to Achieve True Operational Excellence
As we’ve seen over the last few years, planning and forecasting alone haven’t been enough to deal with the delays and shortages rippling through global supply chains.
Photo: iStock / metamorworks
Vegas-to-California $12 Billion Rail Line Kicks Off Construction
The Fortress Investment Group-backed rail operator is projected to run 218 miles along the median of Interstate 15.
The smart cabin on a Brightline train. Photo: Eva Marie Uzcategu, Bloomberg
Fashion Brands Make Earth Day Commitment to Preserve Endangered Forests
A group of 15 fashion and lifestyle brands are committing to ending the sourcing of textile and packaging from ancient and endangered forests.
Photo: Maris Maskalans, iStock
Port of Baltimore on Track to Fully Reopen By End of May
The U.S. Department of Transportation reaffirmed the timeline the reopen the Port of Baltimore in a meeting with East Coast port leaders.
Photo: iStock / halbergman
Tennessee Volkswagen Workers Vote to Unionize
Two prior votes at the factory, including in 2019, had failed, but attitudes toward organized labor in the U.S. appear to be shifting.
Kokomo, Indiana. Photo: iStock.com/jetcityimage
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