by Manik Mehta Sep 30, 2024
State’s Undersecretary Fernandez talks about China’s “economic coercion”
Trade does indeed promote peace, as promulgated by many statesmen and thinkers, including former U.S. President Woodrow Wilson who in 1918 called for “the removal, so far as possible, of all economic barriers and the establishment of an equality of trade conditions” as part of his blueprint for world peace.
China’s textile exports recover after the pandemic slump
The global markets, which had faced a slowdown during the pandemic, are recovering and opening up to increased imports of textiles and garments, even though imports still remain below the pre-pandemic levels.
Global Steel Dynamics Forum (GSDF) offers insight into the industry at the crossroads
Decarbonization, Mexico’s USMCA role and Nippon Steel-U.S. steel merger figured prominently at GSDF 2024 Conference
The Red Sea saga continues as importers, shippers and others face nail-biting experience
As the Houthi attacks against merchant vessels in the Red Sea continue, with the latest Jan. 28 attack targeting a U.S. logistics support base in Jordan and a U.S. response expected to follow, importers, shippers and other stakeholders face nail-biting moments, unable to fathom what turn things would take the sea trade across this vital route.
How AI will impact the future of shipping is a question being asked throughout the logistics community
AJOT correspondent Manik Mehta attending the AI New York 2023 Summit held at the Javits Convention Center got a glimpse of an AI future.
2023 World Trade Centers Association Forum in New York
Though the intention of the World Trade Centers Association Member Forum, held in New York from October 15 to 17, was to have a meeting of its members, many international delegates also showed keen interest in developments taking place internationally in regard to trade, logistics, transportation, supply chains, etc.
DP World’s increased involvement in India’s port infrastructure development expected
DP World’s mega-container terminal at Port in Gujarat could boost external trade
Malaysian Prime Minister in New York Courts U.S. companies to invest in Malaysia
During his four-day visit to New York in the third week of September, primarily, to participate in the 78th United Nations General Assembly (UNGA), Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim availed of his presence on US soil to pitch for Malaysia as an attractive investment site for US companies looking to diversify their production and other business operations in Asia.
Lufthansa Cargo pursues ambitious ecommerce plans at Frankfurt Airport
eCommerce holds the promise of high growth in the coming years...
Infrastructure projects and decarbonization take center stage at Global Steel Dynamics Forum in New York
Two issues that were widely discussed at the recent Global Steel Dynamics Forum (GSDF), organized by the World Steel Dynamics and the Association for Iron and Steel Technology in New York
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