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U.S. Plans to Build Boat Repair Facility Near South China Sea

The planned facility will be used to repair and maintain several small Philippine military watercraft and will include two interior rooms for equipment storage or conference use.

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Untangling the ‘Nightmare’ of HS Codes with Technology

Even traditional automation of assigning HS codes, in the form of digitally stored and searchable codes, is of limited utility. Enter artificial intelligence.

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The Future of Trucking: Change, Wins and Best Practices

The freight market has never been static, but lately, the pace of change feels faster and more consequential than ever.

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The Power of Flexible Warehousing: Five Ways to Unlock Savings

Organizations can optimize their warehousing infrastructure to match evolving needs without the burden of long-term commitments and high upfront costs.

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China Sees Bump in Exports Ahead of August Tariff Deadline

China's exports to the U.S. also fell by 16%, although that was a marked improvement over the 34.5% dip recorded in May, when companies had largely paused orders out of China altogether.

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Reversal of Legal Immigrant Worker Program Is Hitting Amazon, Others

On May 30, the U.S. Supreme Court granted temporary approval for the Trump administration to revoke a program known as “humanitarian parole."

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When Supply Chain Network Resilience Becomes Essential

One approach that companies can take to strengthen their networks is to implement a purpose-built infrastructure in the form of out-of-band (OOB) management.

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Red Sea Insurance Premium Spikes as Houthi Risks Return

The rapidly rising war-risk rates, which had come from lower levels during a lull in attacks in recent months.

OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA - MAY 21: In an aerial view, a shipping crane sits idle at the Port of Oakland on May 21, 2024 in Oakland, California. Container shipping rates have surged nearly 30 percent as ships continue to be diverted from the Red Sea due to attacks by Iran-backed Houthi rebels. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)

Canada’s Top Port Looks to Add 70% Capacity in Asia Trade Push

The terminal is set to be running by the mid 2030s, and the expansion would allow the Port of Vancouver to handle an additional 2.4 million twenty-foot equivalent units a year.

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Podcast | Have a Good Trip! The Journey to Logistics Automation

If picking the right systems for automating logistics is a journey, how do you even get out the door?

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Entering Markets in New Countries: What to Consider When Building New Supply Chains

Without access to sales trends, the supplier can’t see actual demand, making it difficult to respond quickly to changes and forcing them to hold excess inventory as a “safety buffer.”

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Four Crew Members Rescued from Ship Sunk by Houthis in Red Sea

The Greek-owned Eternity C was the second ship Houthis had sunk in the Red Sea over a three-day period.

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