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Moody’s Warns of Effects of Potential Dockworkers’ Strike
Diversion of future shipments to West Coast ports would become more difficult and costly if a stoppage was prolonged as ships back-up and remain unloaded, reducing available capacity.
The Port of Newark. Photo: iStock/EXTREME-PHOTOGRAPHER
Canada's Atlas Van Lines Targets Boost to Cross-Border Logistics
Orbit Brokers will merge into the logistics division of Atlas, and help streamline the company's customs processes in the months to come.
Photo: shaunl, iStock
How AI Can Help Avoid Future Holiday Season Disruptions to Supply Chains
As they enter the new year, businesses need to be preparing for the next holiday rush. Artificial intelligence can help.
Photo: iStock / Oselote
Donations to GOP Could Save U.S. Companies from Trump Tariffs
Although 14.6% of exemption applications for Trump's 2018 tariffs were approved, that number jumped to 18.5% for those that contributed to the GOP.
Photo: iStock / Douglas Rissing
CMA CGM Resumes Service to Ukraine
Regular box services to Ukraine started in April when the Ukrainian transport and logistics firm Iteris Feeders launched a service between Constanta and Chornomorsk.
Port of Chornomorsk. Photo: iStock.com/connect11
Tesla Annual China Shipments From Shanghai Drop for First Time
The shipment numbers are another disappointing milestone for Tesla, whose annual global sales dropped for the first time in over a decade.
Tesla plant, Shanghai, China. Photo: Bloomberg
How Military Service Benefits Private-Sector Supply Chain Management
Hiring a veteran is a good move for any business, but it makes particular sense in the realm of supply chain and logistics, where the skills overlap is notable.
Photo: iStock/Roman Mykhalchuk
Will 2025 Be the Year of the Exchange Economy?
Retailers need to reimagine the exchange economy to meet consumers’ needs without sacrificing revenue.
Photo: iStock.com/ArtistGNDphotography
Mexico Announces Increased Tariffs on Apparel Imports
The tariffs are seen as a protective measure for the Mexican textile industry, and a way to reduce imports from China, potentially avoiding trade conflicts with the U.S.
Photo: iStock.com/Oleksii Liskonih
Finland Inspects Tanker Suspected of Damaging Undersea Cables
A subsea power link and four data cables were damaged December 25, after Eagle S sailed over them on the Gulf of Finland.
Photo: iStock / imaginima
How Tech Innovation Is Modernizing Product Repairs in the Supply Chain
One of the most significant challenges within the modern-day supply chain and logistics landscape is the management of product repairs.
Photo: iStock.com/Blue Planet Studio
U.S. Dockworkers, Port Employers Set to Restart Talks
The planned talks are a welcome sign for importers and exporters bracing for a labor disruption that would shut every major port on the U.S. East and Gulf coasts.
Photo: Bloomberg
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