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Risk/Compliance
Industrial Real Estate Set to Break Records in 2017
Jones Lang LaSalle (JLL)
Low interest rates, healthy consumer spending and strong e-commerce are ideal for industrial and logistics real estate growth.
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Risk/Compliance
Warehouses Promised Lots of Jobs, but Robot Workforce Slows Hiring
Automation and software are taking over more jobs in the warehouse that were once done by humans.
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Risk/Compliance
EU Blames China for WTO Environmental Trade Talks Collapse
World Trade Organization (WTO)
The global environmental trade deal was aimed at scrapping import tariffs on exports worth more than $1 trillion.
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Warehousing
Black Friday, Cyber Monday Shoppers Use Mobile Devices over Desktops
Black Friday mobile visits are up 24 percent year over year and Cyber Monday mobile visits are up 25 percent.
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Risk/Compliance
Global Business Services for Supply Chain Operations
The Hackett Group Inc.
Supply chain is an area of focus for value creation and cost reduction through migration to global business service operations.
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Warehousing
Robotic Processing Automation Gathers Attention
Freeing up skilled staff to work on high-value projects is just the start.
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Software Solutions
LTL Goes Mobile
Honeywell International
Holland adds Honeywell technology to drive efficiency, improve the driver experience and meet heightened customer demands.
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Warehousing
Emissions on the World Stage
With the Paris Agreement promising further carbon emissions regulations, how can companies manage upstream emissions within the supply chain?
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Risk/Compliance
Here’s How Much Indiana Is Paying to Keep 1,000 Carrier Jobs
Trump vowed to impose tariffs if Carrier shifted jobs to Mexico, but Carrier will still send about 1,300 jobs there.
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Ocean Ports & Carriers
Maersk to Buy German Container Shipping Line Hamburg Süd
A.P. Moller- Maersk
The deal highlights the push toward consolidation of the shipping industry, which is grappling with low freight rates and oversupply.
Safmarine Kuramo, a 2,500 twenty-foot-equivalent-unit (TEU) boxship briefly hijacked off the Nigerian coast on Feb. 5, was released the following day with all crew members reported to be safe, according to Singapore’s Maritime and Port Authority (MPA).
Sourcing & Procurement
Top Supply Chain Agenda for 2017
Gartner Inc.
With end-to-end visibility as the key driver for supply chain improvement, businesses must rely more on collaboration.
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Risk/Compliance
Carriers Playing Poker with Ports Warns New Report
Drewry
Container shipping lines are in danger of putting future port investment at risk in demands for terminal-handling cost reductions.
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