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Turkey in Talks With Iran for Ships’ Passage Through Hormuz
Only one Turkish-owned ship has received permission to pass through Hormuz since the start of the conflict.
A cargo vessel near the Strait of Hormuz, on March 22. Source: Getty Images
Fuel Crisis Forces Hard Choices as Nations Cut Back on Energy Use
"The more you can do save oil, especially diesel, especially jet fuel, the better off we are," said EU energy commissioner Jørgensen.
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Samsung Biologics Union Votes in Favor of Strike
The union noted that the strike isn't solely related to a dispute over wages, with members highlighting issues with corporate governance.
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Work Design: Closing the Gap Between Humans and Machines
Most industrial workflows were built for either humans or machines; not both.
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The Iran Crisis Is Exposing AI’s Supply Chain Blind Spots
Compute power may still be sold as a technology story, but underneath it’s behaving much more like a supply chain.
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Iran War's Economic Toll Continues to Spread
The national U.S. average reached $4 a gallon on March 30, the highest mark the country has seen since August of 2022.
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Iran Attacks Oil Tanker After Trump Wavers on War Escalation
Countries short of oil as a result of the Hormuz closure should either buy from the U.S. or “go to the Strait and TAKE IT,” Trump said.
Photo: Bloomberg
Reopening Hormuz is ‘Easier Said Than Done,’ Starmer Says
While Trump has said it would be “an easy Military Operation,” European defense officials have warned it would be an incredibly complex and dangerous task.
Photo: Betty Laura Zapata / Bloomberg
Matson Adds New Cargo Security Measures as Thefts Continue to Surge
Matson will attach security devices made by cargo security firm War-Lok to every international container moving from Los Angeles to all BNSF network destinations.
Kauai, Hawaii. January 2020. Photo: iStock.com/ClaudineVM
The Strait of Hormuz: Walking a Tightrope
Anyone hoping for an official “open” or “closed” sign at the Strait of Hormuz is going to be disappointed.
Image: iStock/Thibault Renard
Avoiding Costly Misdeliveries Through Address-Data Cleansing
With so much customer address data of varying quality and in different formats in circulation, it’s time for those in logistics to address the continuing issue of misdeliveries.
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Court Temporarily Blocks Attempt to Label Anthropic 'Supply Chain Risk'
In its ruling, the court agreed to delay implementation of the injunction for seven days to allow the government to appeal the decision.
Photo: Samyukta Lakshmi / Bloomberg
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