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How Marine Mollusks are Teaching Us to Build Better Batteries
For manufacturers and supply chain leaders, these discoveries hint at a future where critical materials are produced more sustainably, affordably, and closer to home.
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To Manage Growth, a Logistics Tech Provider Looks to AI Instead of People
Troy Lester doesn’t expect to need more than another 10 full-time employees on staff — ever.
The reason, he says, is artificial intelligence.
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Tariffs Set to Turn Holiday Shopping Season into High-Stakes Gamble
What was once the season of abundance may instead feel like one of triage, where both retailers and consumers make hard choices about what can be afforded.
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ESG Backtracking Is an Invitation to Forge Ahead, With Revised Business Goals
Many companies acknowledge that market forces, technological innovation, and state- and international-level statutes will continue to drive progress despite federal policy changes.
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Forecasting the Weather With AI: Promise and Limitations
When it comes to artificial intelligence, nothing better illustrates the technology’s promise and limitations than its approach to forecasting the weather.
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From Ballots to Bargaining: The Struggle to Unionize at Amazon's Warehouses
Amazon's JFK8 warehouse stands as both a milestone and warning: Winning an election is hard enough on its own, but forcing a first contract from a company with Amazon's resources and influence is another matter entirely.
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Has China Found a Way to Evade Sanctions on Products Made With Forced Labor?
A recent article revealed that China is converting detoxified cottonseed from Xinjiang Province into animal feed, which is sold to farmers across the country.
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No, Canada and Mexico Are Not Building a Freight Corridor to Avoid the U.S.
With increasing sophistication, AI “slop” is blurring the lines between truth and fiction.
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Is Mexico’s CIIT Really Going to Challenge the Panama Canal?
On March 31, 2025, Mexico’s president, Claudia Sheinbaum gave the project a shout-out at a news conference. However, official information about the project has been scant.
Port of Coatzacoalcos, Mexico. Photo: iStock/Noel Jeronimo Ramos
In the Age of Supply Chain Tech, Who — or What — Is a ‘Partner’?
By all means, consider embracing technology to supercharge all aspects of your supply chain. But never underestimate the power of human-driven partnerships to yield the best and most valuable results.
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Europe's Ports Grapple with 'Uniquely Disruptive' Summer
In mid-July, the Port of Antwerp-Bruges reported average dwell times between seven and eight days, compared to the typical average of five days.
Photo: iStock / Pieter Heij
New English Language Rules for Truckers Threaten to Deepen Staffing Crisis
Out of the roughly 3.5 million truck drivers on the road in the U.S. today, 140,000 could be removed from service under the Trump administration's new ELP requirements.
Photo: iStock / DarthArt
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