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Global Logistics: Page 98
E.U. Banks to Support Green Shipping
The European Investment Bank (EIB) and Dutch bank ABN Amro have signed an agreement to support investments for greening the European shipping fleet.
Disruptive Influences: 20 Tech Companies to Watch
In areas from cyber defense to tax compliance to database management, these 20 companies are changing how businesses operate.
United Airlines and Lufthansa Announce Cargo Joint Venture Agreement
United Airlines (UAL) and Lufthansa Cargo have signed a joint venture agreement for cargo cooperation on routes between the U.S. and Europe. The partners say they plan to provide a range of benefits to customers by cooperating on capacity and aligning booking and handling processes.
Post-Brexit Customs Checks a 'Catastrophe' for UK Shipping
The introduction of physical customs checks following Brexit would be a catastrophe for British ports and shipping and would likely reduce the volume of trade, the head of the sector's UK industry body said.
How Fast Fashion Exposes Retailers to Supply Chain Compliance Risks
Once upon a time, new fashion collections were introduced in the fall and spring. Socialites followed the runway shows to select looks for their charity balls. Families went "back-to-school" wardrobe shopping. Spring looks showcased lightweight fabrics and pastels. A smaller winter show featured cruise wear.
APL Starts First Direct Indonesia-U.S. Trade Lane
Container shipper APL has started the industry's first direct service from Jakarta, Indonesia, to the U.S., the company announced.
The Brexit Clock Is Ticking. How Should Global Companies Respond?
On March 29, British Prime Minister Theresa May officially set into motion the exit of the United Kingdom from the European Union, beginning a two-year period of negotiation and closure. The clock is ticking.
Icebergs Disrupt North Atlantic Shipping
An unusually large number of icebergs have drifted into the shipping lanes of the North Atlantic in recent weeks, forcing vessels to detour well to the south to avoid danger. Icebergs have even been spotted outside of the Coast Guard's ice navigation warning area, prompting at least one notice to mariners urging additional caution.
Cross-Border Hubs Hustle to Keep Up With E-Commerce Demand
Analyst Insight: International e-commerce, also known as cross-border e-commerce, is growing at a rapid rate, but is faced with a number of challenges such as currency, delivery times, customs and returns. As a result, logistics providers such as FedEx, UPS and Pitney Bowes have acquired niche players to expand international e-commerce capabilities. Combined with these niche players, logistics providers are utilizing global gateways to reduce costs and delivery times. - Melissa Runge, vice president of analytical solutions, Spend Management
Port of Dover Sounds the Alarm on Post-Brexit Customs
Now that the U.K. has formally handed in its request to leave the EU, the Port of Dover is concerned that the imposition of customs checks could have a disastrous effect on its business.
Cargo Owners Complain of 'Total Mess' Shipping Goods to Asia
The launch of two global container-shipping alliances last week got off to a rough start, with cargo owners in Europe complaining of long delays to carry goods to Asia.
Fuel-Cell Powered Drones Aim to Improve Supply Chain Efficiency
In a move that Intelligent Energy says will make supply chains more efficient, the clean energy company has signed a deal with PINC to supply air cooled fuel cell systems for unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs).
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