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Tech Giants Pause Indian Laptop Imports Under New Licensing Rule
Shipments that have already been ordered will be allowed into the country without licenses until August 31, 2023, an unnamed government source said.
Saigon, Vietnam. Photo: iStock.com/NguyenDucQuang
Saudi Arabia Extends 1M-Barrel Oil Cut, Says It Can Be Deepened
The leader of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) will continue the cutback of 1 million barrels a day into September.
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Ocean Yield Investing in Four LR1 Oil Tankers
The ships will be built with special duel-fuel engines that allow the vessels to use methanol as their main energy source.
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Hanwha Ocean Secures LNG Carrier Order Worth Almost $260M
Hanwha won the contract from an undisclosed client based in Asia and will deliver the LNG tanker to the customer during the first half of 2027.
Seoul, South Korea. Photo: iStock.com/Mirko Kuzmanovic
Global Grain Prices Soar Following Russian Attack on Ukrainian Port
The EU warned developing countries that Russia would begin offering cheap grain as a way to create new dependencies stemming from economic vulnerabilities and global food insecurity.

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U.S. Bans Goods from Two Chinese Companies Under Forced Labor Law
The Department of Homeland Security enforced the restrictions because both organizations utilized business practices that targeted members of persecuted groups in China.
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The Global Factory Activity Slump Continued in July
The J.P. Morgan Global Manufacturing Purchasing Managers’ Index registered a score of 48.7 during July, matching the index’s lowest level since June 2020.
Munich, Germany. Photo: iStock.com/Wirestock
The Importance of Investing in Ports for the Future of the Supply Chain
Reliable logistical information depends on seaports with technological systems that move containers without delays.
Photo: Port of Virginia
Five Incremental Changes to Improve Supply Chain Performance
Companies can drive efficiencies and reduce costs by making several small changes across their supply chains. Here are five of them.
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BNSF Agrees to Paid Sick Leave, Improved Schedules for Union Workers
The agreement includes up to eight days of paid sick leave and scheduled time off for all BLET-represented BNSF locomotive engineers.
Victorville, California. October 2015. Photo: iStock / Angel Di Billo
Apple Supplier Planning $500M Investment to Build Two Factories in India
Though the exact locations of the facilities have not yet been decided, a formal announcement could come as early as this week.
Shanghai, China. February 2022. Photo: iStock.com/Robert Way
Watch: The Coming 'Apocalypse' In Fulfillment Centers
The recent drop in demand for services has left many startups in fulfillment and logistics struggling to survive, says Aaron Alpeter, CEO and founder of IZBA.
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