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Procurement Leaders: It's Time to Keep Shining
C-suite and senior executive leaders have grown to rely on procurement to weigh in on board-level topics — and now they’re craving more insight.
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TuSimple Shuts Down U.S. Operations Amidst Buyer Search
The company laid off 75% of its U.S. staff on December 4, bringing TuSimple’s total global workforce to just 700 full-time employees.
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Airbus Needs to Deliver 97 Jets in December to Meet 2023 Goal
The planemaker shipped 64 jets in November, it said December 5, bringing the tally to 623 for the first 11 months of 2023.
An Airbus sign outside one of the factory buildings located at Broughton, England. Photo: iStock.com/Ceri Breeze
BASF Buys into Offshore German Wind Farms to Reduce Carbon Footprint
BASF said that it will receive about half of the electricity produced at the sites, which will total the amount consumed by 1.6 million German homes.

Ludwigshafen, Germany. Photo: iStock.com/U. J. Alexander
Watch: Prioritizing Trucking Cybersecurity — Before It's Too Late
Marli Hall, director of communications and member services with the National Motor Freight Traffic Association, explains how the cybersecurity threat to trucking can be addressed before an incident occurs.
Nmfta Prioritizing Trucking Cybersecurity Before Its Too Late Marli Hall 1
Competitors Buy Majority of Yellow Properties at Auction
The remaining Yellow Corp properties are expected to be sold for hundreds of millions of dollars over the coming months, said a person familiar with the process.
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Is Artificial Intelligence a Solution for Modern Slavery?
How humans can partner with AI to tackle the pressing societal issue of slavery, for a more resilient and sustainable global supply chain .
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How Can Employers Repair the ‘Disconnect’ With Essential Frontline Workers?
It should come as no surprise, given the crises and disruptions of recent years, that frontline workers are becoming harder to find, hire and retain.
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Five Essentials for Fleet Diversification and Maximized Fulfillment
Businesses now have the freedom to match carriers to their more specific needs seamlessly and simultaneously, loosening the grip of core carriers on logistics operations.
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Japan Plans to Stop Building Unabated Coal Power Plants
The promise aligns with commitments made by the Group of Seven (G7) developed nations to bring an end to unabated coal-fired power generation as soon as possible.
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OPEC+ Agrees on Deeper Output Cuts to Avoid Renewed Surplus
Members of the group agreed to make 1 million barrels a day of additional oil-supply cuts at a November 30 meeting, delegates said.
Vienna, Austria. Photo: Bloomberg
Watch: Trends in Truckload Market Rates: Contract or Spot?
How did the COVID-19 pandemic affect shippers' decisions as to whether to pursue contract or spot rates in the truckload market? And what's the trend today?
Dat Trends In Truckload Market Rates Contract Or Spot Chris Caplice
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