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Navigating Phantom Inventory With AI-Powered Detection
Discrepancies between inventory records and what’s actually available on store shelves and in warehouses are all too common. Retailers end up with “phantom inventory.”
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U.N. Leaders Make Headway on Treaty to End Plastic Pollution
Leaders began negotiating on treaty language for the first time, progressing from previous sessions that had focused more on high-level ideas.
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U.S. EV Market Feels the Pain of Tensions with China
The U.S. must figure out how it will develop a domestic mining network that can supply car manufacturers with the materials they need to make vehicles and batteries.
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Fatal Crashes Prompt Probe into Ford Hands-Free Driving System
BlueCruise uses cameras that monitor the driver's attentiveness, and prompts the driver to take back full control of the vehicle if they lose focus.
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Danish Retailer Sues Over Pandemic Freight Hikes
Flying Tiger initially chose to pay the increased price to get its goods home but is now trying to get the money back in the Maritime and Commercial Court.
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Survey: 80% of Consumers Would Pay More for Sustainable Products
71% of consumers said that when comparing two products priced at $10 or less, they would choose the one that follows sustainable practices.
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The Walmart RFID Tagging Mandate: Advantages and Compliance Strategies
While some retail supply chain leaders may initially feel hesitant about investing in achieving RAIN-tagging compliance, doing so can deliver significant upside potential.
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U.S. Companies Call for Crackdown on Chinese Solar Imports
U.S. manufacturers are calling for tariffs ranging between 70% and 271% on solar panels coming from four Southeast Asian countries.
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Shadow-Fleet Oil Tanker That Crashed Had Void Western Insurance
The Danish Maritime Authority said that the ship provided insurance documentation from Gard AS, but Gard said it wasn’t the insurer at the time of the collision.
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How New Balance Has Weathered Years of Supply Chain Disruptions
The attacks on Red Sea shipping have forced carriers to reroute their vessels around Africa’s Cape of Good Hope, resulting in increased cost. But that hasn’t fazed New Balance.
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CMA CGM and Bpifrance Launch Multi-Million-Dollar Fund to Decarbonize French Maritime Sector
From decarbonizing fishing vessels to supporting cutting-edge maritime research, the ocean carrier says it wants to contribute to "a cleaner tomorrow for oceans."
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Biden Grants Micron $6.1B for New York, Idaho Semiconductor Plants
The New York plants are expected to come online sometime between 2028 and 2029, while the Idaho site is planning to open by 2026.
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