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U.S. Vows Over $1B for Congo Critical Minerals Supply Chain
Under the U.S.-Congo strategic partnership, Congo has committed to shipping more of its minerals west toward the Atlantic Ocean over Angola’s Lobito railway corridor.
Photo: Bloomberg
Chinese Auto Parts Pour into German Car Market
The squeeze on Germany’s supplier base is part of a Chinese expansion that’s rattling the country’s industrial core.
Photo: AFP/Getty Images via Bloomberg
How to Make Smarter Shipping Decisions for an Unpredictable Peak Season
Expedited shipping isn’t a one-size-fits-all solution. Retailers first need to examine what’s being shipped, how much it’s worth, and what customers expect.
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Italy Probes Labor Abuse at Fashion Giants
Although the probe initially was focused on luxury group Tod's, prosecutors in Italy are also ordering Dolce & Gabbana, Versace and Prada, among others, to turn over documents.
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Ship Rates Spiking 467% Marks Upended Trade Across Commodities
Freight costs typically dip at year-end due to seasonal weakness in demand.
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UPS Cargo Plane Crash Victims' Families File Wrongful Death Lawsuit
According to the lawsuit, the plane's engine mount hadn't undergone a detailed inspection since 2021, and wasn't due for another one for another 7,000 flights.
Photo: iStock / SCM Jeans
Holiday Shoppers Prioritize Discounts as Budgets Tighten
A record Thanksgiving weekend for retailers reflects a broader shift across the sector, where budget-conscious shoppers are hunting for bargains more fiercely than ever.
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U.K. Bans Ads Claiming “Sustainability” by Major Clothing Retailers
The ASA has asked the companies for evidence to back up the claims about the sustainability of their products.
A Superdry store in Gibraltar. Photo: iStock/yujie chen
Temu & Shein Come Under Threat of Investigations in U.S.
Senator Cotton said the ending of the de minimis rule that effectively allowed millions of packages to enter the U.S. without duties or scrutiny presented a “golden opportunity.”
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Livestock Disease Forces Greek Farmers to Cull Sheep and Goat Herds
Greek farmers have culled an estimated 417,00 sheep and goats since the outbreak began, totaling 2% of the country's livestock population.
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How Castellini Transformed Cold-Chain Operations With a Dynamic WMS
Third-party logistics providers with their own warehouses must accommodate a wide range of very specific customer fulfillment needs.
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Amazon to Test ‘Ultrafast’ Delivery in Two U.S. Cities
The e-commerce company will use “specialized smaller facilities” for the deliveries, with fees starting at $3.99 for Prime members.
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