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Overproduction, Waste Account for $163 Billion in Annual Inventory Losses
Nearly 8% of stock perishes or is discarded and, in fact, 4.3% of stock spoils in the supply chain before it even reaches the shelf.
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Union vs. Union Dispute Stalls West Coast Port Labor Talks
Shipping industry officials are hoping now that midterm elections are over, Labor Secretary Marty Walsh might become more involved.
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Liverpool Dockers Union Agrees to Accept Pay Offer, Port Says
Unite the Union will recommend the proposal to its members, with a vote of the container operators set for this week.
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Why ‘Self-Driving’ Vehicles Will Still Need a Human Minder
Companies may be plowing billions of dollars into automation in delivery operations, but true autonomy in the sector may be years away.
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Driverless Car Development Sets Ablaze a Bonfire of Billions
While executives and investors alike are in some cases heading for the exits, well-capitalized companies in the space are plowing ahead into new markets and projects.
A display highlighting Mobileye's autonomous-driving technology at CES 2020. Photographer: Mario Tama/Getty Images North America
Baltic Nation Seeks to Become LNG Hub in Pivot Away From Russia
As the region pivots away from Russian supplies amid the Kremlin’s war in Ukraine, more terminals are needed.
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Winning the Spot Market with AI
With AI-assisted rate predictions, shippers and freight brokers can budget adequately, improve logistical decision-making and build solid carrier relationships.
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Singapore, LA and Long Beach Ports and C40 Cities to Establish a Green And Digital Shipping Corridor

The three ports and C40 Cities will work closely with other stakeholders in the maritime and energy value chains to accelerate the deployment of low- and zero-carbon emission solutions.
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Machinist Union Members Approve Revised Railroad Labor Deal
The approval by the machinists came by a narrow margin, and that may only partly ease concerns.
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Five Ways Shippers Can Reduce Risk as Peak Season Arrives
Despite the pandemonium of COVID-19, there are ways to reduce risk to smaller retailers as peak season approaches.
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Gas Exporter Sempra Infrastructure to Build New U.S. LNG Plant
The expansion is one reason there is a rush to add LNG tankers to capacity-strained shipping markets.

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Inflation is Crimping Shale Expansion, ConocoPhillips CEO Says
Lance also cautioned the federal government against any significant changes to the tax structure, saying it could have dire consequences for oil and natural gas investments.
Ryan Lance, chairman and chief executive officer of ConocoPhillips Inc., speaks during a Bloomberg Television interview at the World Gas Conference in Washington, D.C., U.S, on Tuesday, June 26, 2018. Photo: Bloomberg
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