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India Expands Russian Ship Insurance Access to Keep Oil Flowing
India expanded the pool of approved Russian providers, alleviating the shortage of insurers to provide the liability coverage tankers carrying Russian oil need to legally enter its ports.
India's Port of Mumbai. Photo: iStock / mgstudyo
Supply Chain Startup Wins Pitch Competition at Business School
Started in 1997, Be Your Own Boss Bowl is a pitch competitions for young entrepreneurs.
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Five Nearshoring Skills to Hire for in 2026
Finding the people who can run a nearshore operation, manage cross-border compliance, and keep costs from spiraling is where companies are getting stuck.
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Lufthansa Cuts 20K Flights to Save Jet Fuel
The company said the announcement signals a capacity decrease of less than 1% in available seat kilometers.
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Pricier Condoms Show War Is Impacting Cost of Nearly Everything
The surge in condom costs underscores how the Middle East war is disrupting virtually every aspect of life for consumers.
Condoms on the production line at a Karex Bhd. facility in Port Klang, Selangor, Malaysia. Photographer: Samsul Said/Bloomberg
American Conference Institute Launches “Trade Compliance Tech”
As global trade regulations grow more complex and enforcement intensifies, organizations are under increasing pressure to modernize how they manage export controls, sanctions, and tariffs. In response, American Conference Institute (ACI) is proud to announce the launch of Trade Compliance Tech, the first US event dedicated to AI, automation, and digital transformation in trade compliance.
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Aravo Launches AI Capability to Automate Third-Party Risk Management
New embedded AI agents are designed to automate manual processes, access real-time data, and improve transparency and auditability of decision-making.
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Germany Halves Growth Forecast for 2026 After Hit From Iran War
The German economy has been buffeted by the U.S. tariff offense and the increasing competitiveness of Chinese companies in core export industries.
German Economy Minister Katherina Reiche in Hannover on April 20. Photo: Bloomberg
War Shortage of Helium Looms for Hi-Tech Manufacturers, Others
There are only 14 helium refineries worldwide, and helium supply was already rapidly shrinking before the current interruptions to sources in Qatar.
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IMO Prepares Hormuz Evacuation Plan for Hundreds of Ships
Around 800 ships remain stuck in the Persian Gulf after traffic through the Strait of Hormuz slowed to a trickle following the outbreak of the war.
Photo: Bloomberg
U.S. to Partner with Philippines on Industrial Hub
The new "economic security zone" — described as the first of its kind — will be used as the first node in a larger global industrial network.
Photo: iStock / Oleksii Liskonih
We Don’t Need Tariffs. We Need Better Infrastructure for U.S. Manufacturers
Tariffs are a policy shortcut. Building better infrastructure is the hard work. Only one of them actually builds lasting capacity.
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