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Global Trade Management: Page 54
A Canadian Perspective on Negotiating Nafta 2.0
Some might call renegotiation of the North American Free Trade Agreement a solution in search of a problem. Other might say it’s a necessary updating of the 23-year-old pact. One Canadian attorney specializing in international trade law calls it "a mess."
U.K. Auto Sector's Only Brexit Option Is Damage Control, Report Says
There is nothing good to come from exiting the European Union for the U.K. auto industry, leaving the government only one option: limiting the damage.
How Blockchain Could Create the 'Autonomous Container'
The Internet of Things would seem ideally suited to the task of monitoring and tracking containers around the world.
Trump Tells Lawmakers He’s Mulling Limits on Imported Steel
President Trump suggested this week that the United States was likely to impose restrictions on imported metals, reviving the prospects for a continuing investigation whose future has been called into question amid months of pushback and delays.
Making a Crypto Utopia in Puerto Rico
They call what they are building Puertopia. But then someone told them, apparently in all seriousness, that it translates to “eternal boy playground” in Latin. So they are changing the name: They will call it Sol.
Innovations in Last-Mile Delivery
Human Rights Abuse Persists in Thai Fishing Industry
Forced labor and other rights abuses are widespread in Thailand’s fishing fleets despite government commitments to comprehensive reforms, which in some cases have made the situation worse, Human Rights Watch said in a report released last week.
Blockchain Could Revolutionize the World of Supply Chain Management
Blockchain, the technology underlying bitcoin, has some challenges to overcome. But the potential applications are so compelling, supply chain managers should quickly learn more about it and begin to conceptualize how it can be applied to their businesses.
U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May Is Seeking a Free Trade Deal With China
Britain is seeking a free trade agreement with China, Prime Minister Theresa May said on Wednesday as she flew to the country for talks with Chinese leaders, adding that more should be done immediately to open up market access for British firms.
Opinion: End Your Global Supply Chain Paper Chase
Managing complexity has become a priority for modern-day logistics and supply chain leaders. For many enterprises, however, reliance on cumbersome legacy systems keeps them chained to the costly ways of the past.
China Is Investing Seriously in Latin America. Should You Worry?
This past week, China held its second ministerial meeting with the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States (CELAC) in Santiago, Chile. There China announced plans to have the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), its flagship economic and development program, invest in Latin America.
Fighting Bribery and Corruption in Global Supply Chains
The Foreign Corrupt Practices Act is 40 years old, and it hasn’t aged a bit.
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