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Upstart European Lithium is Valued at $970 Million in Deal for U.S. Listing
Upstart mining company European Lithium could become one of Europe’s only sources of a key metal for electric-vehicle batteries.
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Amazon Workers Strike Amid Allegations of Crackdown on Unionization Activities
Workers across the U.S. allege that the giant company is conducting a harsh crackdown on unionization activities, and they have responded with protests and strikes.
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Renault Slips as Supply Chain Worries Offset Revenue Gains
Third-quarter revenue gains failed to offset wider investor worries about the impact of higher inflation and continued supply chain disruptions on the carmaker.
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Watch: Solving Last-Mile Inefficiencies
Visibility and reliable technology implementation solve inefficiencies in on-demand and same-day delivery, says Salman Habib, co-founder and chief executive officer of Burq.
Salman Habib
Watch: Achieving Sustainability in the Last Mile
Dan Nevin, general manager with Inmar Post-Purchase Solutions, discusses how retail delivery services are coping with the impact of growing e-commerce volumes on greenhouse gas emissions.
Achieving Sustainability In The Last Mile
The Hidden Corner of the Energy Market — Russian LNG
Importers argue the shipments aren’t covered by EU sanctions, yet the trade runs counter to the EU’s efforts to deprive Russia of fossil-fuel revenues.
Russian Oil Logistics in Chaos Ahead of Looming Sanctions
A vast shadow fleet of tankers with unknown owners is being amassed to service Moscow’s interests, despite the harshest sanctions on Russian exports in history.
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Four Tips for Last-Mile Success This Holiday Peak Season
Following are four tips to help businesses avoid some of the most common causes of failed deliveries in the last mile.
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Watch: In E-Commerce Logistics, Sustainability and Profitability Go Hand-in-Hand
Sustainability initiatives are an imperative in today's e-commerce world, yet they don't have to endanger profitability, says Dan Nevin, general manager of Inmar Post-Purchase Solutions.
Dan Nevin
Whirlpool Cuts Production to Counter Falling Appliance Sales
Whirlpool is slashing production of its refrigerators, dish washers and other home appliances by more than a third to shrink inventories.
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Toyota Warns of Falling Short of Output Goal on Chip Shortages
The world’s biggest auto manufacturer said it will produce 800,000 units in November and suspend operations at several of its plants in Japan due to the impact of supply constraints.
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Amazon Buys Stake in Hawaiian Airlines to Boost Cargo Capacity
The plan was disclosed as Amazon’s cargo airline grows at the slowest pace since the start of the pandemic — a sign that the e-commerce giant is adjusting to slackening demand.
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