Curated headlines from the world's leading supply chain publications.
Fewer Americans filed for jobless aid last week as lay-offs remain low despite a number of uncertainties that continue to cloud the economy. US applications for unemployment benefits for the…
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A new Rockwell Automation report found that 93% of manufacturers expect smart manufacturing technology to reshape their workforce.
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In a significant leap for green-energy tracking, researchers from Peking University and Alibaba Group’s Damo Academy have used AI to map hundreds of thousands of solar and wind installations across…
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Manila is building toward a trade identity as the announcement that the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank will extend US$300 million to the upgrade of three container terminals. AIIB to lend…
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The Silk and So Delicious manufacturer said 114 workers will be laid off and production will be reassigned to other U.S. facilities.
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Tehran has signaled it will keep control over Hormuz even after the war, to deter future attacks from the U.S. and Israel.
Lire la suite →Shipping companies are being urged to prepare now for the arrival of the UK Emissions Trading Scheme (UK ETS) in the maritime sector in July – industry experts warning that…
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As high fuel prices and disruption from the Middle East conflict force many Asian carriers to cut capacity and rearrange routes, Singapore Airlines (SIA) is moving in the opposite direction:…
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Beijing is increasingly seen as key to securing international stability and economic opportunities, a status which both Washington and Moscow are converging on. Chinese President Xi Jinping’s recent foreign policy…
Lire la suite →Delegates at this week’s Container Supply Chain conference in Hamburg were reminded of the importance of inserting clauses into long-term contracts that would help them navigate periods of increasing geopolitical…
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A Paris appeal court on Thursday found Airbus and Air France guilty of corporate manslaughter over the 2009 Rio-Paris plane crash that killed 228 passengers and crew in France’s worst…
Lire la suite →The U.S. Justice Department has indicted four major Chinese shipping container manufacturers and seven executives in a global price-fixing conspiracy. The post DoJ indicts Chinese container makers on price-fixing charges…
Lire la suite →China’s container manufacturing heavyweights are on the ropes, having been indicted by the US Justice Department (DoJ) for conspiring to fix prices and restrict equipment Ironically, the news broke just…
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In Israel, Haifa port and Ashdod port have a limit of 16,000 vehicles to store within the port’s limits, SPIG... Related StoriesZodiac Maritime extends newbuild backlog with suezmax tanker order…
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China has confirmed that its J-10CE fighter went undefeated against Eurofighter Typhoon jets during nine simulated air combat exercises in 2024. State broadcaster CCTV reported last week that the aircraft…
Lire la suite →How connected networks, smarter collaboration, and AI are redefining how supply chains operate. Supply chain leaders are navigating a moment unlike any before. Geopolitical volatility is redrawing trade corridors. Disruption…
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Hapag-Lloyd AG shareholders have approved all agenda items put to a vote at the company’s annual general meeting, including the appropriation of net profit and the payment of a dividend…
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[The content of this article has been produced by our advertising partner.] Sino Group’s sustained efforts in environmental and social responsibility have earned Sino Land Company Limited a place in…
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Continually hammering retailers financially isn’t just bad for them; it will ultimately undermine wider government ambitions, too, believes George MacDonald
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