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Automakers Stockpile Cars Because of Iran War
Manufacturers are wary of getting caught flat-footed as they did during the COVID-era semiconductor shortage.
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Watch: The Rapid Evolution of Warehouse Modernization
How do you modernize a warehouse with new technology without disrupting what's already working? Eric Hilton, director of enterprise sales and solutions with DecisionPoint Technologies, offers some advice.
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Shortage of Caribbean Hot Sauce Peppers Looms
The temperamental little, yellow fruit with its susceptibility to heavy rain and viruses can be tough to grow at the best of times.
Scotch bonnet peppers. Photo: iStock/Jun Zhang
Years-Long Tesla Strike in Sweden Downsized by Trade Union
The walkout has expanded since 2023 through sympathy actions from other Nordic labor groups, affecting areas including vehicle servicing, port handling and logistics.
IF Metall has been engaged in a labor dispute with Tesla in Sweden since October 2023. Photographer: Erik Flyg/Bloomberg
The Supply Chain AI Readiness Report: Why Operational Discipline Determines Agentic AI Success
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They’re called the Performance Elite. And they share a playbook: Fix the process before deploying the model. Prepare the workforce before scaling the agents. Build governance before automating decisions.
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Pfizer Inks Up to $10.5 Billion Deal With China’s Innovent
China’s biotech sector is booming, but its growth has coincided with backlash from the U.S.
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The Biggest Challenges Facing Logistics Operators This Summer
This summer, logistics leaders will need to take better advantage of forecasting data and demand planning, to reduce transportation costs wherever possible.
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Importers Into Mexico Can No Longer Delay Complying With New Customs Declaration Law
July 31 is the date on which Mexico begins enforcement of a comprehensive mandatory reporting law for all imports.
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Strait of Hormuz Ship Transits Are Rising Thanks to U.S. Help
Some of the ships that have crossed belong to companies that hadn’t transited Hormuz since the war began.
A U.S. service member watches a ship transit the Arabian Sea. Source: U.S. Navy
Customs Commissioner Summoned to Answer Questions About Tariff Refunds
A judge on the U.S. Court of International Trade, has indicated concern that the government has not fully complied with a directive to return all of the money amassed under IEEPA duties.
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Quarter of Big Oil Tankers Trapped by Iran War Have Escaped
Control over the corridor is central to tortuous negotiations between the U.S. and Iran aimed at ending the conflict.
Ships anchored in the Strait of Hormuz near Larak Island, Iran on May 16. Photographer: Majid Saeedi/Getty Images
Report: U.K. is 'Sleepwalking' Toward Supply Chain Crisis
The NPC warns that the U.K. has done a poor job stockpiling everything from critical medicines to food supplies, leaving the country exposed to cascading economic disruptions.
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