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South Carolina Utility Eyes Buyers for Unfinished Nuclear Reactors
The utility is hoping to capitalize on the recent boom in demand from tech companies looking to use nuclear reactors to power AI data centers.
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Watch: RILA's LINK 2025: A Preview
Jess Dankert, VP supply chain with the Retail Industry Leaders Association, offers an advance look at LINK 2025, RILA's annual retail supply chain conference, February 16-19 in Orlando, Florida.
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Podcast | How Healthcare Giant Johnson & Johnson Is Making Its Supply Chain Sustainable
How is one of the world’s largest pharmaceutical companies promoting sustainability and regulatory compliance throughout its extensive supply chain?
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Amazon to Shutter All Facilities in Quebec
Amazon cited a need to cut costs as the main motivation behind the move, although Quebec is also home to the company's only unionized warehouse in Canada.
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Overcoming Barriers to AI Adoption in Manufacturing: A Roadmap for Transformation
Despite advances in artificial intelligence, many manufacturers still rely on traditional methods and outdated equipment, limiting their ability to capitalize on AI's potential.
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CBP Moves to Close 'De Minimis' Loopholes
CBP estimates that 77% of de minimis shipments in 2023 would have been assessed additional duties had they been subject to the restrictions outlined in the new rules.
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East Coast Farms Continue to Battle Bird Flu Outbreak
More than 134 million birds have been affected since the outbreak began in January 2022, killing more than 20 million egg-laying hens in the fall of 2024 alone.
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Tint Introduces Flexible Cargo Insurance Tool
Carriers can now purchase usage-based, pay-per-load annual insurance directly through their transportation management system, with the ability to flex coverage limits on demand.
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Iron Ore Shipments from Top Australian Port Hit Annual Record
Exports of the steelmaking material from Port Hedland in Western Australia reached 47.6 million tons in December.
Iron ore falls onto stockpiles at the Fortescue Metals Cloudbreak mine in Western Australia. Photo: Carla Gottgens/Bloomberg
U.S. Shoppers Set Record for Holiday Spending in 2024
Between November and December, seven of nine retail categories tracked by the U.S. Census Bureau also saw year-over-year gains in total sales.
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Podcast | Can Mexico Sustain Its Nearshoring Boom?
Can Mexico keep attracting manufacturers in a time of political and economic uncertainty?
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GM Inks Deal with Vianode for Synthetic Graphite for EV Batteries
The synthetic graphite will be used for EV batteries made by the Ultium Cells joint venture between GM and LG Energy Solution.
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