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South Korea Reinstates Japan on List of Countries That Receive Preferential Trade Treatment
The country’s capital plans on further restricting technological and industrial exports to Russia and Belarus as a show of support for the United States' pressure campaign against Moscow.
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Resetting the Transportation Industry, by Meeting Truckers Where They’re At
The addition of automation with human oversight will allow for a more frictionless process for all parties involved in the supply chain, including truckers. 
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GM, Samsung SDI Outline $3bn Spend on U.S. Battery Plant
Automakers and EV battery makers alike are increasingly rushing to make investments in North America in order to receive tax credits provided by Biden’s landmark climate change bill.
Samsung SDI automotive battery cells. Photographer: SeongJoon Cho/Bloomberg
Nearshoring Not So Easy After All
The approach has brought new costs and logistics hurdles for supply chains that are adding a new twist to globalization.
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The Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Market Will be Worth $52bn by 2030
The North American market is expected to dominate the sector in the coming years thanks to increased research and development efforts amongst prominent drone manufacturers.
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The Delivery Persona: How Consumers Really Think About Home Delivery
When retailers craft a variety of delivery experiences, customers can self-select the one that best fits their delivery persona.
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Canada and Volkswagen Outline Plans for an Almost $15bn Battery Factory in Ontario
Volkswagen will be investing $5.1 billion in the plant while the Canadian government will provide an additional $9.7 billion in the form of a tax credit.

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Global Oil Benchmark Clears Hurdle as U.S. Ship Transfers Granted
The change will bring much-needed liquidity into the benchmark, which for years has been suffering from shrinking supplies.
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Baseball Stadium in Port of Oakland Looks Doomed
The move comes after decades of efforts to revitalize the Oakland Coliseum site or find a suitable local alternative.
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West Coast Dockworkers Reach Tentative Deal on Port Automation
A broader deal may still be far off, but any movement will ease shipper concerns that the talks aren’t going anywhere after nearly a year of negotiations.
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Tanker Company Moving Russian Oil Loses Insurance Over G-7 Cap
The P&I insurance that Gatik lost is important for vessels when they enter ports or sail through key waterways like Turkey’s ardanelles shipping straits.

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German Transport Union Calls on Members to Strike April 21
Strikes for better pay have gained momentum in recent months in Germany and other European countries, amid stubbornly high inflation and living costs.
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