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Safety & Security: Page 192
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Gov. Scott Puts Provision in Proposed Budget to Block Trade with Cuba
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Risk/Compliance
Mexico Takes First Step Before Talks with U.S. on NAFTA
Risk/Compliance
Mexican President Cancels Meeting with Donald Trump After Border Wall Order
President Enrique Peña Nieto has said Mexico will not pay for a wall on the U.S. border.
Risk/Compliance
Biometric Tokenization Puts Password Woes behind Us
HYPR
As technology progresses toward the Internet of Things, so too must cyber security. Enter biometric tokenization.
Risk/Compliance
4 Trends that Will Shape Supply Chain and Logistics in 2017
AFN Logistics
Digital freight matching apps could change the way shippers connect with carriers (and how logistics providers do business).
Risk/Compliance
Will Your Supply Chain Fail During a Weather-Related Outage?
If extreme weather reveals a weak link in your supply chain, every other business on the line can suffer.
Manufacturing
Global CEOs Discuss Localizing the Supply Chain in the Trump Era
Risk/Compliance
ISS Expands European Business with Team Tankers International
Manufacturing
Analysts Speculate on Why Ford Really Ditched its Plans to Open a Factory in Mexico
Ford Motor Company
Risk/Compliance
The GOP and its Radical Tax Plan
Congressional Republicans have a big new idea on corporate taxation that could nudge U.S. economic policy in a positive direction, if GOP lawmakers get certain details right.
Risk/Compliance
A Sneak Peek at What the Supply Chain Industry Will Look Like in 2025
From labor to technology to the expansion of trading lanes, the supply chain in 2025 will look very different.
Risk/Compliance
Market Conditions Force Down Ship Operating Costs
Drewry
The cost of operating cargo ships has fallen for two successive years, but is forecast to rise in 2017 and beyond.
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