Record Super El Niño Could Cost $4T in Economic Losses
A record-strength Super El Niño could cut the world's GDP by 0.6% in 2027, before deepening to an 0.8% drop...
Long Beach, LA Port Watchmen Push Strike Deadline to November 20
The union representing 250 watchmen at ports in Los Angeles and Long Beach has agreed to extend its deadline for...
China Extends U.S. Trade Truce By Two Months
China has effectively extended its trade truce with the U.S. by two months, after announcing it would continue to suspend...
Houthis Hit Aramco Tower in Riyadh
The headquarters of Saudi Arabia’s state-owned oil company, the Aramco Tower in Riyadh’s central financial district, has been hit by...
How Social-Engineering Fraudsters Are Targeting Supply Chains
Manufacturing has recently undergone a huge shift from analog processes to advanced automation. Teams now rely on enterprise resource planning...
Extended Service Agreements, Not Right to Repair, Are the Real Aftermarket Story
Manufacturing has spent the last few years absorbing structural shifts in how OEMs relate to customers after the sale: tighter...
Are Manufacturers Acting Too Hastily in Adopting AI?
Manufacturers were among the first industries to embrace robotics. So it should come as no surprise that the sector is...
Maersk Market Update Shows “Uneven” Conditions
The extended import peak season is beginning to ease, according to integrated logistics provider Maersk, but transportation networks continue to...
OpenAI Promises Greater Transparency, Community Engagement on Data Centers
AI developer OpenAI has changed course on its approach to siting and building data centers, now pledging it will publish...
Building the Foundation for AI Adoption in Transportation
Artificial intelligence is quickly becoming an essential technology for both shippers and logistics service providers (LSPs). However, the Descartes 2026...