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Majority of Employees Said They Experienced Burnout in 2023

71% of employees said burnout impacted their work with 45% saying they’re not as enthusiastic as they could be, while another 26% said they only performed their required responsibilities.

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ONE Launching Service Between Georgia and West India

The new offering, consisting of nine vessels, will provide the Georgia Ports Authority with access to ten services via the Suez Canal, including nine routes to the Indian subcontinent.

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Chinese Miner Takes Glencore’s Cobalt Crown as Output Jumps 170%

CMOC’s copper output also jumped by 51% to 419,539 tons, establishing it as one of the world’s top producers at a time when many miners are struggling to boost output.

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Biden Administration Pledges $162M to Expand Domestic Chip Factories

$90 million will be used to improve a plant in Colorado Springs, Colorado, while the other $72 million will go towards expanding a factory located in Gresham, Oregon.

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Podcast | Got a Product Recall? Call Procurement

Procurement used to be tasked with a clear and basic mission: Sign up the best suppliers at the cheapest price. Not anymore.

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HMM Launches Supply Chain Carbon Calculator

HMM announced that it had developed its Supply Chain Carbon Calculator January 3, allowing cargo owners to better manage the carbon footprints of ships, trains and trucks.

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Commercial Suez Canal Traffic Down Almost 60% Since Houthi Attacks Began

Since the Houthi attacks began, an estimated 181 vessels have been rerouted around Africa, while another 26 ships are opting to drift

Suez Canal. Photo: iStock.com/Peter Schaefer

U.S.-Led Military Coalition Issues Final Warning to Houthis

Some potential targets of the coalition's attacks could include launchers for anti-ship missiles and drones, as well as storage facilities for ammunition.

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BP, Equinor Tear Up Contract for Big New York Offshore Wind Project

BP and Equinor were among a group of developers that were rebuffed in October after asking state regulators for higher rates to deliver power from offshore wind farms.

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Vietnamese EV Maker Planning Battery Plant in India

VinFast said in October 2023it would build assembly factories in India and Indonesia that each have an annual capacity of up to 50,000 cars and a capital expenditure of up to $200 million at first.

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How Industry 4.0 is Interwoven into Modern Warehouse Design

It's hard to predict what a warehouse will look like in ten years. But there are several key considerations that can help guide you toward a successful floor design

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Russian LNG Producer Begins Arctic Operations Despite U.S. Sanctions

The first shipments from the LNG project will be delivered during the first quarter of 2024, said Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak.

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