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Costa Rica Forms Semiconductor Partnership with the U.S.
The U.S. Department of State said the two countries will explore opportunities to diversify and expand the global semiconductor market.
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Teamsters Head Asks White House to Not Interfere in Potential UPS Strike
During a July 16 webcast, Teamsters president Sean O’Brien said that he asked the White House to stay away on numerous occasions.
Miami, Florida. August 2019. Photo: iStock.com/Lawrence Glass
Japan to Propose Global Natural Gas Reserve to Avoid Shortages
The Japanese government will suggest that the International Energy Agency create a gas stockpiling framework for its member nations.
Chiba Prefecture, Japan. December 2021. Photo: Kiyoshi Ota/Bloomberg
How the U.S. and EU Hope to Loosen Asia’s Grip on the Global Semiconductor Market
The U.S. and Europe will need to stimulate more innovation and reward manufacturers if they hope to loosen Asia's grip on the global semiconductor market.
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Riding the Wave: Strategies for Building Resiliency Amid El Niño
Scientists predict an exceptionally intense El Niño pattern, reminiscent of the patterns observed in the early '80s and late '90s.
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Japan and Saudi Arabia Expected to Agree on Rare-Earth Investment Deal
A deal is expected between Japan’s Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry, the Japan Organization for Metals and Energy Security and Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Industry and Mineral Resources.
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U.K. Joins CPTPP Indo-Pacific Trade Pact
The United Kingdom is the first European country to join the trade agreement and is projected to be the pact’s second-biggest economy behind only Japan.
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Five Ways That Analytics Help Insulate Against Volatility
Leveraging analytics software with supply chain data helps shippers predict freight market trends, lower operating costs, negotiate rates more effectively and respond to disruption quickly.
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UPS Strike Could Be the Costliest in U.S. History, Study Finds
A 10-day strike of 340,000 workers would reportedly result in over $1.1 billion in lost direct wages and more than $7 billion in total economic losses.
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Tesla Interested in Building a Car Factory in India
The factory will reportedly be able to produce 500,000 electric vehicles annually that have a starting price of Rs 20 lakh (about $24,360).
Indianapolis, Indiana. March 2022. Photo: iStock.com/jetcityimage
Supply Chain and Labor Disruptions Increased Through the First Half of 2023
Labor disruptions during the first half of 2023 — which included strikes, layoffs and labor protests — grew by 136% year-on-year.
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Venture Global Delays Contracted LNG Shipments Until End of 2024
The company has reportedly revised the start of contract cargoes from its Calcasieu Pass LNG plant to late 2024, extending a previous delay by almost a year.
Wilhelmshaven, Germany. July 2022. Photo: David Hecker/Getty Images/Bloomberg
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