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Global Trade Management: Page 118
EU-Canada Free Trade Agreement Expected to Boost Already-Huge Trade Volume Between the Partners
Trade between the European Union and Canada is already very strong – and growth is expected to continue as a result of an historic new trade agreement now being finalized in Ottawa, according to the British International Freight Association. The Canada-European Union Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) is said to be Canada’s most ambitious trade initiative, broader in scope and deeper in ambition than the North American Free Trade Agreement.
How to Battle Counterfeits and Global IP Theft
Call it the dark side of international commerce: fakes, frauds and thought thieves. Time to take action.
CMA CGM Introduces Tigris; Enhances EURAF Services
CMA CGM has taken delivery of the CMA CGM Tigris, a containership with capacity of 10,622 twenty-foot equivalent units (TEUs).
TNT Launches Freight Service Between Venice and Belgium
TNT has launched a five-time weekly freighter service between Venice, Italy and its air hub in Liege, Belgium.
Novigo Opens International Office in Miami
Novigo, a consultancy focused on SAP supply-chain execution, is opening its sixth international office, in Miami, Fla.
Questions for Foreign and Chinese Businesses: In Which Region of the Country to Invest?
China will be the focus of many, many boardroom discussions around the world in 2015. Unlike most previous years, the topic won't be whether to double down on China - it will be whether to hold or even reduce exposure to a particular sector or the country overall. With China experiencing lower growth, greater competition, and more volatility, it won’t only be multinational companies having these conversations.
The 'Single Window' for Trade Filing Is Finally on the Way
It's a government program. It involves technology. And it's a good thing.
10 Years After: How Close Are We to True Demand-Driven Supply Chains?
U.S. Economy Grows, Dollar Strengthens - and International Trade Feels the Effects
It just might be time to book that vacation in Paris you've been thinking about. That is one practical conclusion to draw from a remarkable set of shifts in global currencies that started in the second half of last year and has continued in the early trading days of 2015. The seemingly inexorable rise of the dollar versus the euro and most other currencies has broad implications for the global economy this year and beyond.
Reducing Cost Continues to Be Top Driver Behind Corporate Sustainability Initiatives, Study Says
Cost remains the top driver of sustainability management initiatives, followed by regulations and investor/stakeholder pressure, according to Ecova's second annual survey, 2015 Energy and Sustainability Predictions: Findings from Leading Professionals.
Panama Canal Expansion Expected to Provide Great Market Opportunities for Mid-Sized Companies
When the much-anticipated expansion of the Panama Canal is completed late next year, cargo ships the size of aircraft carriers will ferry goods from Latin America and Asia directly to East Coast ports and back. These ships - up to two-and-a-half times bigger than those currently allowed - will uproot trade patterns developed over the last century and will affect nearly every sector of the U.S. economy.
PrimeRevenue Teams With ApexPeak on Supply-Chain Finance
PrimeRevenue Inc., a provider of software and services for financing working capital, has signed a strategic partnership with Singapore-based financier ApexPeak.
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