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Number of Manufacturing Jobs Reportedly Repatriated to U.S. Is Disputed
This election season, we've heard Republican and Democratic presidential candidates alike decry international trade deals for sending manufacturing jobs overseas. And candidates have vowed to bring the jobs back. Some factory work is indeed returning from offshore, a movement known as "re-shoring."
Iran Faces Numerous Obstacles to Ramping Up Oil Exports
Iran faces a struggle to increase oil exports because many of its tankers are tied up storing crude, some are not seaworthy, and foreign shipowners remain reluctant to carry its cargoes.
Asian Cities Top Worldwide Development of Shopping Centers
Asia dominated global shopping-center development last year, claiming nine of the 10 busiest global markets for retail construction, according to a report released by CBRE Group, Inc. Overall, global retail space under development increased last year to 451 million square feet from 420 million in 2014.
Pollution Threatens U.S., Canadian West Coast Fishing Industry
The West Coast's abundant fisheries are at risk as the region's waters become more acidic, a group of scientists warn.
Applying GDP to Biologistics E-Book
Mary Foster addresses many biopharmaceutical professional’s concern of how to apply the current GDP regulations to biologics and discusses the need for written regulations specific to biologics.
With 360 Sea, River Ports, the U.S. Is Awash in Ocean Commerce
The U.S. is served by publicly - and privately-owned marine facilities located in approximately 360 commercial sea and river ports. These are found along the Atlantic, Pacific, Gulf and Great Lakes coasts, as well as in Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, Guam and the U.S. Virgin Islands.
Most Companies Don't Test Their Cybersecurity Defenses, Report Says
Manufacturers and distributors, like companies in other industries, face mounting cybersecurity risks. Still, some don't do enough to address the issue and protect intellectual property and sensitive data and information, according to a new industry report from professional services firm Sikich LLP.
B2B Electronic Integration Reported to Be on Rise
More organizations are investing in business-to-business electronic integration (B2Bi) to cut costs and increase business flow efficiency, according to a survey of more than 200 organizations by the University of Tennessee's Global Supply Chain Institute and integration provider DiCentral.
Aye, Aye, Captain Robot
Last week, the Rolls-Royce led Advanced Autonomous Waterborne Applications Initiative (AAWA) project presented its first findings at a conference in Helsinki, expressing high hopes for vessel automation in commercial service -- and predicting that it will arrive soon.
Transportation, Logistics Industries 'Weak' in Demanding Accountability Among Employees
Accountability - the ability of people to understand what is expected of them, exercise authority, and take responsibility for delivering results - is an important dimension of organizational health. Of course, some companies are better at fostering it than others.
Companies Turn to 3D Printing to Remain Competitive
A decade ago, consumers accepted waiting a week for their product but now with the infusion of companies such as Amazon and Alibaba, consumers are making their purchase decisions based on how quickly they will receive the product. In order to stay competitive in the marketplace, companies are turning to 3D printing to create their products quicker.
Market for Genetically Modified Crops May Have Peaked
The world's farmers have increased their use of genetically modified crops steadily and sharply since the technology became broadly commercialized in 1996. Not anymore.
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