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Pakistan PM Wants to Make the Country into a Trade, Transit and Transport Hub

At a forum held during the 2023 Belt and Road Forum in Beijing, China, PM Kakar said that the country has already operationalized its deep seaport of Gwadar.

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Rutgers Business School to Host Arkestro’s Museum of Procurement

The Museum will be located for a spell in Newark, N.J., in celebration of the procurement industry’s history and future.

Dr. Arash Azadegan, Ph.D., professor and vice chair of the Supply Chain Management Department at Rutgers Business School at the ribbon cutting September 12 of Arkestro's Museum of Procurement. Photo: Rutgers

The Supply Impacts of the Gaza Conflict Depend on the War's Escalation

At least one shipping line has said that maritime operations have been normal at the Port of Ashdod as of October 9.

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Walmart Opens Texas-Based High-Tech Fulfillment Center

The 1.5 million-square-foot venue is located just 15 miles south of Dallas at 2500 Belt Line Road in Lancaster.

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Watch: Are Online Sales Down? The Answer Might Surprise You

One might think that online sales have dipped post-pandemic, but that's not the case, says Vijay Ramachandran, vice president of go-to-market enablement and experience with Pitney Bowes.

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Primark Planning Expansion in the Southern U.S.

By the end of 2023, Primark will have opened eight stores in the U.S. with a plan to open 60 stores in the United States by 2026.

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Prevalent Launches AI-Powered Virtual Third-Party Risk Advisor

The AI-powered program uses anonymized data to provide users with risk management insights based on various industry guidelines.

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Rolls-Royce Eliminating 2,500 Jobs Globally to Cut Costs

Though Rolls-Royce did not specify what parts of the world would be impacted by these job cuts, reports suggest that hundreds of U.K.-based workers will be affected by these reductions.

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How Will 2023’s Peak Season Compare to Others?

If businesses fail to get rid of their supplies, they will be forced to refinance all their debt at much higher interest rates.

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EU’s Carbon Price on Shipping Threatens Economic Growth, Southern Nations Say

Under a deal struck in 2022, shipping will be phased into the EU’s carbon market from January 1, starting with 40% of emissions for 2024 being covered.

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Watch: The State of the Freight Market: What a Difference a Year Makes

The parcel and freight market has seen big changes in the dynamic between shippers and carriers over the past 12 months. Jason Smith, assistant vice president with U.S. Bank, explains.

Jason Smith

U.S. Struggles to Fund Great Lakes Waterway Maintenance

Washington has earmarked $1.6 billion for the Lake Superior project, but the estimate for what’s needed is twice as much.

Sault Ste Marie, MI, Soo Locks Bridge to Canada. Photo: iStock.com/Edward Parker

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