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Feature Stories: Page 309
Academic-Industry Partnerships Offer Much-Needed Broadening of Supply Chain Perspective
Getting a thoroughly broad view of supply chain operations gives a supply chain professional a career boost because it makes him or her more useful to the company.
FTC Examining Shortages of Cancer Treatments and Other Drugs
The federal government asked about shortages of generic drugs and whether groups that purchase quantities in bulk are contributing to the problem.
Energy Chief: U.S. ‘Very Concerned’ About China’s Dominance of Critical Minerals
Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm said that the U.S. is currently updating its laws, including a 150-year-old mining regulation, to ensure the “sustainable and efficient” extraction of critical minerals.
Rideshare, App-Based Delivery Drivers Striking in the U.K. and the U.S.
Uber and Lyft drivers are holding daylong strikes in Chicago, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Miami, Orlando, Austin, Newark and several other cities.
APAC Air Freight Market Subdued, Shipping Continues to Struggle, Report Says
Dimerco said that ocean shippers in the APAC region should anticipate rates to increase for vessels going to the U.S. and Europe.
DHL Investing $200M in U.S. Life Sciences and Healthcare Expansion
DHL plans on opening five more warehouse facilities in the U.S. by the end of 2024 to meet its customers' life sciences and healthcare needs.
OPEC Report Shows Uneven Delivery of New Oil Production Cuts
The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries and its allies pledged significant output curbs this quarter in a bid to avert a surplus and shore up global prices.
How 3D Printing Will Change Supply Chains and Improve Sustainability
As the technology has advanced and become more available, 3D printing is expected to become an integral part of many industries’ operations and could ultimately help companies achieve sustainability goals.
Start-Up CDL 1000 Acquiring Competitor Next Trucking
CDL 1000 founder Andrew Sobko said that this acquisition, as well as the company’s purchase of Hickory Transportation Services in November, will allow the organization to expand its services nationwide.
Study Reveals Gap in AI Adoption and Sustainability Goals in Logistics Industry
Further, despite the global emphasis on sustainable practices, the study reveals low prioritization of sustainability among logistics companies.
The Red Sea Crisis Could Disrupt the U.K.’s Tea Supply
The British Retail Consortium said that it had noticed a “temporary disruption” to some black tea lines, while an industry source suggested that some flavored lines had been delayed.
U.S. VC Firms' Investments in China are Fueling Uyghur Genocide, Report Says
The five U.S. firms invested over $1.9 billion in artificial intelligence companies that support either the Chinese military or China’s human rights abuses.
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