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‘No Sign’ of Terrorism Seen in Car Blast at U.S.-Canada Border

Rainbow Bridge, which bans commercial traffic and mainly serves tourists, remains closed indefinitely.

The Rainbow Bridge that joins the U.S. and Canada near Niagara Falls. Photo: iStock.com/bloodua

Permutable AI Ranks Companies with Best and Worst Deforestation Practices

Nestlé ended up with the highest score on Permutable AI’s list while JBS registered the lowest ranking on the list with a score of -151.

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CargoNet Warns of Extremely High Theft Activity During Thanksgiving

Between October 1, 2023 and November 11, 2023, the average number of recorded theft reports increased to 66 reports per week.

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Novo Sees European Ozempic Shortages Continuing into 2024

For both medicines, shortages will get worse as the end of this year approaches, according to a letter to healthcare professionals published November 21 by the European Medicines Agency

Hillerod, Denmark. Photo: Bloomberg

BMW Investigating Moroccan Miner Following Hazardous Water Claims

BMW has commissioned two investigations into the mine after a German newspaper said toxic arsenic was found in water samples.

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Sphera Launches SCRM Commodity Risk Tracker

Sphera said its tool gives businesses information regarding lead times for sourcing raw materials, risk events and real-time data on potential supply chain disruptions.

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Climate Neutral Island Supply Vessel Commissioned for Marshall Islands

The ship is equipped with a semi-automated INDOSAIL wind propulsion system, enabling it to reach a speed of roughly 12 knots with a sailing area of 500 square meters.

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Cargo Volumes Rise for Third-Straight Month at Port of LA

Through the first ten months of 2023, the Port has processed 7,123,900 TEUs, which represents a 16.6% drop-off when compared to the same period in 2022.

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Israeli Vessel’s Capture Reignites Fears Over Mideast Shipping

While the impact of the Israel-Hamas war has been contained so far, markets have been wary that the fighting will draw in other nations in the region, particularly Iran.

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NATO Members Seek to Reach Deal on Black Sea Mine-Sweeping Force

The mine-sweeping force wouldn’t be considered a NATO operation but would be the first major combined action of Black Sea allies since President Vladimir Putin ordered the war on Ukraine.

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Efficiency, Ethics, and Data Privacy in the AI Revolution

We've only just begun to scratch the surface of AI's transformative potential, and navigating this landscape requires collective wisdom and ethical vigilance.

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Europe's Auto Exports Boosted by EV Subsidies

German manufacturers exported around 2.6 million new passenger cars in the 10 months through October, up 22% year over year.

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