Carbon Border Adjustments and Trade
The European Union is on the way to taxing many imports based on their greenhouse-gas […]
“Normal” Isn’t Coming Back
“Supply chain ‘normal’ appears on the horizon,” Bloomberg’s Brendan Murray reports. Murray presents lots of […]
Rise and Fall
What do Baltimore, Keelung, Jeddah, Belfast, and Melbourne have in common? Yes, of course, all […]
Too Much Stuff
The U.S. distribution system is stuffed with stuff. Business inventories in April were up nearly […]
Trade Secrets
A couple of years ago, an exec at a major freight forwarder asked me to […]
Supply Chain Risks and Rewards
Supply chains rarely received much attention in Washington until container ships started queuing outside the […]
The Cost of Slow
A few days ago, I chatted with a shipping executive who made a bold prediction. […]
Is Flight from Big Cities Propping Up Trade?
This week brought a flurry of articles about people fleeing many big cities for places […]
Disconnect
If you believe what you read, 2022 will be a banner year for the freight […]
Growing Slowly, Growing Old
Recent census reports have confirmed that the populations of the world’s two largest economies are […]