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E-Commerce Solutions
Your Product Return Policy Can Determine Global e-Commerce Success
Hermes Logistics Technologies
Cross-border e-commerce involves nothing more than setting up a website and waiting for orders to roll in, right?
Uwe Bald
Sponsored Content
Are Your Dangerous Goods Shippers Leaving Money on the Table?
Labelmaster
DGIS Hazmat Shipping Software shows you which DG products need to be shipped fully regulated and which ones can be downgraded. Learn more at DGIS.com
Are Your Dangerous Goods Shippers Leaving Money on the Table?
Ocean Ports & Carriers
Truckers Strike Nation’s Largest Port Complex, Allege Unfair Labor Practices
XPO, Inc.
Ports have become a battleground between logistics companies and labor organizers attempting to unionize workers
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Risk/Compliance
China Postpones Cross-Border Sales Tax over Fears of e-Commerce Slowdown
China's tax authorities rolled back on their new cross-border sales tax program to avoid a pile of problems
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E-Commerce Solutions
Leveraging Business-to-Business e- and m-Commerce as Competitive Differentiators
Handshake
Eighty-six percent of leading business-to-business companies offer customers a way to place orders online
Michael Elmgreen
Risk/Compliance
Let Your Customer Be Your Guide: Creating Tomorrow’s Digital Supply Networks
Accenture
Any company with a supply chain designed without the customers in mind is no longer fit for purpose
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Risk/Compliance
China's Supply Chain Scramble Now Comes with Added Commodities
China is striking deals to take control of fragile commodity supply chains that stretch around the world
A cobalt mine in the Congo.
Risk/Compliance
New Biometric Credit Card Technology Is an Important Advance in Fraud Prevention
Fingerprint-activated credit cards can prevent fraud; biometric technology should be applied to online transactions
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Risk/Compliance
Global Treaty ‘Only Realistic Way’ to Stop Supply Chain Abuse
Human Rights Watch thinks governments should require companies to safeguard human rights throughout supply chains
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Warehousing
Q&A: Amazon Dash and Technology in the Warehouse
Zilliant, Inc.
The Dash button offers some convenient features for business-to-business companies—both manufacturers and distributors
Eric Hills
Risk/Compliance
Defining Fresh and Adapting Systems to Meet Demand
HAVI Global Solutions
If you monitor purchasing trends, you know that consumer demand for more fresh food shows no signs of slowing
Jason Malmassari
Warehousing
Four Keys for Leveraging Supply Chain Technologies to Improve Organizational Performance
The Hackett Group Inc.
Strategically managing supply chain applications across the technology suite only grows in importance
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Risk/Compliance
U.S. Crude Breaks above $50 for First Time in Seven Months due to Easing Oversupply
Wildfires in Canada, and unrest in Nigeria and Libya, in part knocked out nearly 4 million barrels per day of production
Oil rallied Monday following the IEA’s projection that shale production is poised to fall this year by about 600,000 barrels a day, and by 200,000 barrels a day in 2017. U.S. crude rose 6.2 percent to $31.48 a barrel. Oil has fallen by about two-thirds since 2014.
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