Reports of Large Fuel Price Decreases are a Welcome Breath of Good News
Data indicates estimated decreases in the fuel price in the coming week as follows: R2.35 per liter for ULP95, R2.18… Read More
What in the World is China Doing in Kenya?
China’s presence in sub-Saharan Africa has risen markedly in recent years. Research from Johns Hopkins University notes that Chinese investments… Read More
Executives Explain How Data and Technology are Transforming Logistics
A recent report published by the research outfit eft has revealed the biggest challenges facing senior supply chain and logistics… Read More
Which Cities are the UK’s Most Business Friendly?
When it comes to house-hunting, the three most important factors are location, location, location – and the same goes for… Read More
Ben & Jerry’s: Strict Truck Emissions Rules Help Profits and the Planet
Ben & Jerry’s CEO Jostein Solheim has published a response to an op-ed on a trucking news site that argued… Read More
Corporate Dependence on Outsourcing is Resulting in Modern-Day Slavery
Outsourcing manufacturing overseas has become a central feature of today’s globalized economy. Large corporations, relentless in their pursuit of new… Read More
New Law Places Focus on International Trade Secret Theft
The Defend Trade Secrets Act of 2016 (DTSA), passed by the U.S. Congress in late April, came about largely because… Read More
As OPEC Infighting Continues, U.S. Becomes Energy Swing Producer
When OPEC members couldn’t agree at their April meeting to cap oil output in an effort to boost prices, did… Read More
Aviation: Are Cuba and Iran Really Open for Business?
U.S. foreign policy is moving fast these days, especially when it comes to sanctions and the aviation industry. While U.S…. Read More
Before it Hits the Shelves: A Flexible Way to Transport Agricultural Oil
Food is one of the most essential ingredients to a person’s well-being. When we step into a grocery store, we… Read More
Surprise! U.S. Manufacturing is Growing, But Not From Reshoring
A study undertaken by professors at the University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School of Finance drew some surprising conclusions about investments… Read More
Difficulties in Easing Sanctions on Myanmar
The global sanctions regime against Myanmar is one of the few adopted that can be described as an unambiguous victory… Read More
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