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Schneider Electric to invest $700 million in U.S. operations through 2027
The French digital automation and energy management company Schneider Electric SE today said it plans to invest over $700 million in its U.S. operations through 2027, citing rising regional demand across data centers, utilities,…
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B2B commerce network Crstl gains funding from Shopify and others
Crstl, a California firm whose platform provides a B2B commerce network, today said it had gained new investment backing from Mosaic General Partnership and Cohen Circle Fintech Ventures with participation from Shopify Ventures, the…
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Three steps to better storage
When it comes to warehouse projects, traditional storage racking can take a backseat to the more complex material handling equipment required to run a facility—especially at a time when robotics and automation seem to get all the…
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Report: Business leaders are prioritizing supply chain resilience
What follows is a look at how several companies are harnessing the power of digitalization and what one industry organization is doing to support those efforts.EASING THE LOAD WITH AITo see the kinds of benefits digitalization can bring,…
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the rainmakers
We call them rainmakers, but they're far more likely to be found on the sunny side of The Street. These eight leaders have achieved unparalleled business success and still found time to give their time…
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DeJoy retires from top job at USPS
In response, shippers are diversifying their carrier bases and continuing to adjust and adapt their supply chain operating strategies, with a hard focus on how and when parcel shipments are delivered and by whom.“They’re looking at more…
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A market fraught with disruption and rapid change poses fresh challenges for 3PLs
Third-party logistics providers are going through a not-so-quiet evolution driven by shifting demands, geopolitical realities, increasingly complex and costly supply chains, fast-changing technology, and customers who want better and…
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Project44: Ceasefire collapse leaves Red Sea shipping “highly volatile”
The future of cargo shipping patterns through the Red Sea remains uncertain this week, in the wake of the collapse of the eight-week old Israel-Hamas ceasefire and of recent U.S. military strikes against Houthi militia fighters in Yemen,…
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U.S. trade groups push back on White House plan to penalize Chinese-made ships
U.S. trade groups operating global supply chains continued this week to push back against Trump Administration plans to jumpstart the domestic shipbuilding sector by penalizing ocean carriers that use Chinese-built ships, according to…
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Maersk extends lease at Port of NY and NJ by 33 years
The Danish shipping powerhouse A.P. Moller – Maersk today said it has agreed to extend the lease on its APM Terminals Elizabeth facility at the Port of New York and New Jersey by a period of 33 years, for a deal that will reach until…
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