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Huawei Accused of Building Secret Manufacturing Facilities in China
By constructing facilities under the names of other companies, Huawei can circumvent U.S. restrictions, allowing the organization to indirectly purchase American chip manufacturing equipment.
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Germany’s BASF Inks LNG Supply Deal with Cheniere
Starting from the middle of 2026, BASF will receive about 800,000 tons of LNG annually from Cheniere Energy Inc. in an agreement that runs through 2043.
Schwarzheide, Germany. Photo: Sean Gallup/Getty Images/Bloomberg
Over 80% of In-Store U.K. Shoppers Have Had Out of Stock Experiences in 2023
The number of in-store U.K. supermarket shoppers that said they dealt with items being out of stock was up 11% from 2022.
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Watch: The Challenges of Migrating to QR Codes
GS1 is hoping to foster adoption of  QR code technology that allows additional information about products in the supply chain to be added along the way.
Bob Carpenter
Tata Seeks Partnerships for U.K. Battery Plant to Supply Jaguar Land Rover EVs
The collaborations for the battery plant could range from a joint venture and the sharing of knowledge to experimentation and licensing agreements, Tata said.
Range Rover's electric Defender SUV. Los Angeles, California, November. 20, 2019. Photo: Patrick T. Fallon/Bloomberg
Three in Four Companies Will Be Using Robotic Automation by 2027
Many organizations already use mobile robots and plan on expanding their fleets over the next three years. 
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Watch: How AI Has Transformed the Logistics Landscape
Robotics and artificial intelligence are changing more than the warehouse, says Ray Roberts, enterprise sales executive at Logiwa. An example: Autonomous vehicles are becoming more active in trucking.
Ray Roberts
How to Determine if Unscheduled Delivery is a Fit for Your Business
There is an optimal opportunity to improve efficiencies by streamlining store operations and pickup experience to maximize time serving customers.
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Panamax Bulk Ship Sets Sail to Test Wind Power Technology
WindWings are large sails built with the same materials as wind turbines, and designed as a supplemental source of power for large vessels with the hopes of saving up to 30% of fuel costs.
August 2023. Photo: BAR Technologies
Truckload Freight Volumes, Spot Rates Fell During July
The truckload volume index (TVI) for vans fell by 7.0% while refrigerated TVI decreased by 3.4% and flatbed TVI shrank by 12.8%.
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Watch: Why Are Modern-Day Supply Chains So Inefficient?
A perspective from Infor Nexus about why supply chain inefficiencies persist, and what can be done about them.
Info Nexus Why Are Modern Day Supply Chains So Inefficient
Boost Financial Performance With Supply Chain Visibility
By exposing transaction data from end to end, organizations make quicker decisions, lower costs, and achieve better customer service.
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