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U.S. Plans Increased Scrutiny of Jet Designs After 737 Max Crashes
The proposal is the latest reform taken by FAA after it and Boeing failed to identify the flaw that contributed to the Max crashes in 2018 and 2019.
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China’s Air Traffic Is Shrinking Again as Covid Tumult Grows
China used to be the world’s busiest domestic aviation market, handling about 14,000 flights a day. That number had dropped to about 2,800 on November 28.
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How Shippers Can Find Relief from Drayage Disruptions
By understanding how drayage fits into the larger supply chain, shippers can take a more comprehensive approach and get ahead of problems like equipment shortages and bottlenecks.
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The Great Semiconductor Overhaul Raises the Stakes on Technology
A strategic shift in America’s industrial policy will eventually mean a faster, more responsive supply chain capable of delivering a larger chip supply.
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Watch: Bringing Order to Shipping Data Chaos
Companies need a centralized location for accessing data, and making smart decisions based on it. John Errebo, chief technology officer of Enveyo, assesses the state of data management.
John Errebo
Expanding Apparel Brand Scales Seamlessly with E-Commerce Technology
Challenge: A rapidly scaling e-commerce apparel brand struggled to meet customer expectations and required a flexible fulfillment strategy.
House Votes to Impose Labor Agreement on Rail Workers, Averting December Strike
Though a majority of the dozen unions have supported the agreement, four have voted against it and were prepped to strike come December.
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Amazon Is Shuttering Some India Businesses Amid Global Cuts
The company said it is exiting meal deliveries as well as a service providing bulk doorstep deliveries of packaged consumer goods to small businesses.
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Chevron to Send First Venezuelan Crude Shipment to U.S. by Late December
Under the agreements, Chevron will take over operations at an oil upgrading facility where it will process about 1 million barrels of crude to be shipped to U.S. refiners.
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Watch: How Technology Can Solve the Last-Mile Puzzle
Last-mile logistics is more complicated than first- or middle-mile, and it's changing all the time, says Akash Agarwal, co-founder and chief business officer at Beans.ai.
Akash Agarwal
How a Global LSP Scaled its Security Program and Won More Business
Challenge: A Global logistics service provider (LSP) wanted to provide its customers with a solution for preventing cargo theft and pilferage while boosting carrier compliance.
Biden Asks U.S. Congress to Block Railroad Strike That Could ‘Devastate Economy’
The strike looms after long-running negotiations reached an impasse and both sides agreed to a cooling-off period that ends December 9.
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