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Cut Carbon in 2024 by ‘Marketing’ to Suppliers

One challenge stalling manufacturers' ability to cut carbon emissions is a lack of data, with supplier information notoriously hard to obtain. Solving this problem is a top priority.

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Macron Calls for More Farmer Protections During Supply Chain Talks

Protecting farmers’ incomes has been a major demand of the farmers’ protests that have popped up all across the EU in recent weeks.

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Tesla Recalling Almost All Vehicles Sold in the U.S. Due to Warning Light Issue

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) announced the recall of almost 2.2 million Tesla vehicles sold in the U.S. February 2.

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Official Warns Against EU Measures Limiting Trade Support for the Solar Sector

The European Commission set a target of 750 gigawatts of solar power generation capacity by 2030, up from 260 gigawatts in 2023.

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Uncertain economy? Invest in a plan and people in 2024

There is a balance between the current financial perspective and the need to take measured risks to continue to grow in the market.

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Germany Faces More Travel Chaos as Lufthansa Ground Crews Strike

A shortage of skilled workers — coupled with high inflation — has emboldened employees across many industries in Germany to seek wage increases.

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DP World’s Australian Pay Deal ‘Will Cost Consumers’

The record pay rise came as DP World imposed its biggest hikes yet to terminal access charges.

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Boeing in ‘Last Chance Saloon,’ Says Emirates President

Sir Tim Clark is also sending Emirates engineers to monitor Boeing's production lines.

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Egypt’s Canal Receipts Fall by Almost Half After Red Sea Attacks

The drop is the latest headache for the North African nation that was already wrestling with its worst economic crisis in decades before the Israel-Hamas war erupted in October.

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Germany Invests $1.1B to Counter China on Raw Materials

A selection process will be established to determine which projects — including extraction, processing and recycling materials — are eligible, the people said, speaking on the condition of anonymity.

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Majority of HR Leaders Think Half Their Workforce Will Need to Be Reskilled

Thirty-four percent of participants said that they are concerned about how their skills will rise to meet changing expectations brought on by automation and new technology.

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Recruitment Site Suggests Cure for Transportation and Warehousing Sector's Hiring Woes

Logistics support roles key to transformation are among the fastest-growing on ZipRecruiter and are projected to grow 18% over the next decade — far faster than average.

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