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Lloyd’s of London Says Baltimore Bridge Collapse Could Lead to Record Insurance Loss
Barclays said claims for damage to the bridge alone could reach $1.2 billion, along with hundreds of millions of dollars for business disruption caused by the port’s closure.
Underwater Robots Are Helping Maritime Shipping Clean Up Its Act
Neptune's robot cleans up biofouling: the algae, seaweed, barnacles and other organisms that accumulate on hulls, adding drag and reducing fuel efficiency.
U.S. Treasury Secretary Sounds Alarm Over China's Surplus of Green Technology
China's surplus of solar power, electric vehicles, and lithium-ion batteries allows them to ship those products to other countries at lower rates.
Collapse of Baltimore Bridge Highlights the Cost of Failing to Safeguard Critical Spans
The collapse of Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge raises urgent questions about the vulnerability of infrastructure that keeps ships flowing through vital U.S. ports.
How Supply Chains Can Support Second-Hand eCommerce
Second-hand e-commerce has witnessed something of a boom period in recent years, fueled largely by changing consumer attitudes towards affordability, longevity, sustainability, and effectiveness.
The ‘No-Fail’ Mission to Protect the Red Sea Isn’t Working
For all the costly hardware the U.S. and its allies have thrown at Houthi rebels, they haven’t been able to stop the attacks on freighters and warships in the Red Sea.
UN Report Reports 1B+ Tons of Food Thrown Away Every Year
A majority of the world's food waste comes from households, accounting for roughly 60% of the billion tons thrown away in 2022.
Survey: Furniture Home Delivery Service Key to Customer Loyalty
Retailers are being forced to adapt to the emphasis buyers of home furnishing now put on overall service and last-mile delivery experience, over brand loyalty.
Natural Language Processing Transforms Inventory Management
With proper human oversight, NLP can reduce supply chain challenges even before they occur, thus potentially saving companies substantial time and money.
Ford, GM Divert Shipments as Bridge Collapse Upends Supplies
Baltimore for years has been the top U.S. vehicle-handling port, with more than 847,000 cars and light trucks processed through there last year.
Dollar Tree to Shutter 600 Family Dollar Locations by End of 2024
The company will also be shuttering an additional 370 Family Dollar stores and 30 Dollar Tree locations when their leases end.
Incident at Baltimore Bridge Wasn't First Crash for Dali Container Ship
According to Vessel Finder, the
Dali
hit a stone wall at the port of Antwerp in Belgium on its way to Bremerhaven in 2016.
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