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Livestock Ship Stranded at Sea for Weeks Returns to Australia
The ship remained at sea for several weeks awaiting a decision from Australia as to whether or not the livestock could be offloaded due to biosecurity risks, officials said.
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Major Carmakers Could Be Using Uyghur Forced Labor, Report Says
Over 15% of the aluminum produced in China comes from Xinjiang, a region where the government has conducted a “long-running campaign of repression against Uyghurs and other Turkic Muslim communities.”
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OPEC+ Nations Set to Decide on Extending Cuts in Early March
Seven coalition members have pledged supply curbs totaling about 900,000 barrels a day this quarter, in tandem with a 1 million-barrel reduction by group leader Saudi Arabia.
Vienna, Austria. Photo: Andrey Rudakov/Bloomberg
The Rise of the Reshoring Movement in the U.S.
Remnants of a COVID-disrupted supply chain, economic choppiness, and pressure to lower prices have backed manufacturers up against a wall, and forced them to reconsider their approach to offshoring production.
The word 'RESHORING' is written on a typewriter. Photo: iStock.com/pedrosala
Watch: What Are Manufacturers Spending on Tech Transformation?
Brian Pacula, partner in the Operations Excellence practice of West Monroe, tells how manufacturers and supply chains are prioritizing their spend on technology in the post-pandemic era.
What Are Manufacturers Spending On Tech Transformation
Former Boeing Manager Would 'Absolutely Not' Fly on 737 MAX Planes
Ed Pierson, a former senior manager of Boeing’s 737 program, expressed concerns after regulators allowed Max 9s to return to service last week.
Charleston, South Carolina. Photo: iStock.com/JHVEPhoto
Bound4blue Chosen to Install eSail on Polynesian Mixed Cargo Vessel
Bound4blue said that the eSail wind power propulsion system will help shipowner SNA TUHA’A PAE (SNA) reduce its energy consumption by up to 10%.
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Walmart to Open 150+ Large-Format Stores Across the U.S.
The company will expand some smaller sites into Supercenters with additional plans to open many new locations, said Walmart spokesperson Josh Havens.
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The Price of Diesel in Europe Is Being Boosted by Red Sea Shipping Chaos
Since the start of 2024, the wholesale cost of fuel delivered to northwest Europe has jumped by 12% to just over $116 a barrel.
Suez Canal, Egypt. Photo: Bloomberg
Biden Administration Pledges $243M to Modernize Airports in 37 States
This money includes 150 grants that will be used to modernize airport infrastructure, improve runway safety and create jobs in 37 states.
Dallas-Fort Worth Airport. Photo: iStock.com/Laser1987
‘Serious Challenge’ Ahead for Boeing, CEO Admits
Calhoun has been trying to show the firm is taking the situation seriously. On a call with financial analysts, he apologized and said the company took responsibility.
Charleston, South Carolina. Photo: iStock.com/JHVEPhoto
Delta Cargo Launches E-Commerce Solution DeliverDirect
The new service is aimed at e-commerce retailers seeking to optimize their direct-to-consumer shipping solutions.
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