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Thaw in U.S.-China Trade Talks Not Expected to Fix Lagging Shipping Demand
With vessel capacity continuing to outpace demand and trade policy still up in the air, carriers are unlikely to see meaningful pricing power return anytime soon.
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Poor Contract Management Creates 'Ticking Risks' for Procurement Departments
More than half of respondents reported that it can take up to two hours to manually locate and validate a single clause, delaying deals and slowing down the onboarding process for suppliers.
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UN: 'Unprecedented' Emissions Cuts Needed to Reach Global Climate Goals
Nations signed on to the Paris Agreement would need to cut their annual emissions by 33% to keep global temperatures from rising by 2 degrees Celsius by 2035.
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China Slams Dutch for Hard Line in Standoff Over Nexperia Chips
The standoff has prompted automakers and suppliers to slow production over concerns about shortages of Nexperia components, including transistors and logic chips.
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Report: Maritime Suppliers Face Exposure to Growing Cybersecurity Threats
More than half of maritime parts and service suppliers were found to be lacking in third-party anti-bribery systems, public liability insurance or information security policies.
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Is AI Investment Being Stalled by ‘Policy Paralysis’?
At the same time that top executives are waxing enthusiastically about the value of AI, many are putting the brakes on investing in the technology.
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World's Largest Sailing Cargo Ship Makes First Transatlantic Journey
The 446-foot-long Neoliner Origin is capable of carrying 5,200 tons of goods, and cuts carbon emissions by 80% compared to similarly-sized vessels that run on traditional fuels.
The Neoliner Origin. Photo: RMK Marine
Walmart to Use RFID Labels to Track Fresh Food Inventory
Walmart plans to use RFID labels to provide digital use-by dates to monitor the freshness of its offerings across its meat, bakery and deli departments.
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Hackers and Crime Rings Are Teaming Up to Steal Cargo, Cyber Firm Says
The attackers are particularly targeting trucking carriers and freight brokers, seeking to infect their computer networks with tools that provide remote access.
Tractor trailers carrying shipping containers at the Port of Los Angeles. Photographer: Eric Thayer/Bloomberg
Revolutionizing Supply Chain Resilience with AI-Driven Lead Time Prediction
Together, an electrical distributor and a tech company harnessed the power of artificial intelligence to address the persistent challenge of lead time variability.
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Supply Chain Innovation 2025: On the Rocky Road to Resilience
Beyond hunkering down in firefighting mode, it’s just as important that companies take a longer view of things.
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Linerless Labels: A Triple Win of Benefits in Warehousing and Manufacturing
The concept is simple: using self-adhesive shipping labels that don’t come with a liner backing.
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