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Today as we look to rebuild, we need to look back to see the mistakes we’ve made, and how we could have done things differently; but the real need is to build a new model going ahead — the one that makes the existing one obsolete. The effects of climate change are all around us...
a ship goes from port to port, but the goods have to go from door to door. The planes stop at the airports, but the goods have to keep moving. And the freight forwarding layer is responsible for clearing customs with the governments, coordinating that truck to come pick...
Simone Duplessis, author of “Why Did God Save Me” (Xulon Press, 2020), will be featured at the LA Times Festival of Books in Spring 2022. This book tells the story of the author’s experience of how she stayed grounded in her faith in God despite t
the company accounted for the bulk of the world's super heavy air cargo market. The An-124 is one of the largest cargo planes today. The grounding of 12 Antonov-124 will put further pressure on the extremely stretched global supply chain. The logistics situation in the future is not optimi...
one of the planes fell out of the sky for no apparent reason. The airline blamed pilot error and bad weather. A year later, the skies were clear when a second plane did the same thing. The fleet was grounded for two months during an extensive investigation, after which the manu...
Iran Airtour, a quasi-private airline, is down to half a dozen aircraft after its Tupolevs were grounded. Its remaining planes are all McDonnell Douglas jets more than two decades old. Still, the carrier manages to squeeze out 800 flights a month, an average of four per plane per day. ...
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It is now 50 years since Milton Friedman set out his doctrine that “The Social Responsibility of Business Is to Increase Its Profits.” This paper seeks to add fresh and compelling new evidence of why Lynn Stout was correct in her resolute critique of t