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Boxing Day Retail Returns Jump 15% in 2024
The largest increase in returns came from cosmetics and personal care items, which saw a 36% year-over-year jump.
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Strikes End at Amazon Delivery Centers
The Teamsters say that they plan to continue their fight against Amazon, but did not specify where or when any additional strikes might occur in the weeks ahead.
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Two Plane Crashes Lead to Deadliest Year in Skies Since 2018
The spike in fatalities marks a reversal from 2023, which became the safest year ever in aviation with no fatalities among large passenger jetliners.
The tail of Jeju Air plane at the site of a plane fire at Muan International Airport in Muan County, South Korea, on Dec. 29. Photographer: SeongJoon Cho/Bloomberg
Revolutionizing Supply Chain Resilience with Multi-Tier Criticality Management (MTCM)
Conventional metrics, like cost and annual spend, have historically guided supplier performance evaluations, but they miss the true operational risks posed by potential disruptions.
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Best Buy Charts a Path to Zero Waste in Its Supply Chain Facilities
For consumer electronics and home appliance retailer Best Buy, washing waste of out of the system is an effort that has grown in ambition and scope.
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Why Grocers Need to Adopt Strategies for a Seamless Customer Experience
While many grocers aspire to achieve a unified commerce strategy, some face challenges in identifying the best path forward.
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First Supertanker to Be Scrapped in Two Years Is a Dark Ship
Tighter Western sanctions on shadow vessels have rattled the market, and prompted operators to leave these ships idle at sea.
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Japan Air Resumes Ticket Sales After Overcoming Cyberattack
Systems have been restored without any leakage of customer data, and there is no virus damage, the company said.
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Panama President Refutes Trump’s Claim of Chinese Meddling in Canal
Tolls charged for naval ships crossing the canal are based on the amount of water used and the type of ship, Mulino said.
A tugboat navigates a container ship into the Culebra Cut from the Chagres River near Gamboa, Panama. Photo: Walter Hurtado/Bloomberg
Finland Boards Tanker After Power and Data Cables Go Offline
12 European countries are demanding checks on proof of insurance from suspected shadow vessels as they pass through the Baltic Sea and the English Channel.
The shadow fleet tanker Turbo Voyager transits through Denmark’s Great Belt carrying Russian oil to India. Russia shipped 3.28 million barrels a day of crude to overseas markets in the four weeks to Nov. 17. Photographer: Carsten Snejbjerg/Bloomberg
Red Sea Disruptions Cost Egypt $7B in Suez Revenues
The Suez Canal is a vital source of foreign exchange for the $380 billion Egyptian economy, whose currency slid to a record low in the past month.
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Panama President Rallies Support for Canal After Trump Threat
Three Panamanian ex-presidents and Mexico’s new president, Claudia Sheinbaum, expressed solidarity with Mulino.

Jose Raul Mulino. Photographer: Jeenah Moon/Bloomberg
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