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Supply Chain Dive

Panama Canal continues draft restrictions, ocean carriers up fees

MSC and CMA CGM are among the liners raising surcharges as the major waterway continues to monitor water levels and adjust water draft restrictions.

Alejandra Carranza18 August 2026

Patently-O

Allowable, Not Allowed: What the First Action Predicts

Applications told what is allowable issue 93% of the time; those told nothing allowable, 68%. The 2023 first-action cohort, tracked out. Continue reading this post on Patently-O.

Dennis Crouch18 August 2026

South China Morning Post

China debuts regular Arctic shipping service amid Iran war. Is this the Polar pivot?

As the Iran war spills over into the Red Sea – a crucial chokepoint for Asia-Europe trade – China has marked a milestone by launching its first regular service through the Arctic’s Northern Sea Route (NSR), a development welcomed by Russia. The route, which runs along Russia’s northern Arctic coast, slashes travel time compared with alternative paths. A journey from Ningbo city on China’s southeast coast to Felixstowe in the United Kingdom takes just 20 days – about half the time required for...

Emma Ma18 August 2026

South China Morning Post

Meet the Chinese AI star who splashed a reported US$70m on a California mansion

Tony Wu Yuhuai, the China-born co-founder of Elon Musk’s artificial intelligence lab, sparked discussions across Chinese social media after reportedly spending US$70 million on a six-bedroom Californian mega-mansion. The property deal, the largest so far this year in the Bay Area, pushed the thirty-something AI star under the spotlight, alongside other Silicon Valley-based Chinese talent that has contributed to frontier AI labs from OpenAI to Meta Platforms. Wu appeared to be the buyer of a...

Iris Deng18 August 2026

New Scientist

Female clones created from the blood of male mice

A CRISPR-based tool can perform sex reversal on male mouse embryos, reliably turning them into healthy females – a feat that could be valuable for conservation

Chris Simms18 August 2026

Supply Chain Dive

3 ways Kimberly-Clark is using technology to boost supply chain efficiency

The CPG maker is leveraging newly installed global procurement software, AI agents and a skill-based training program to unlock improvements.

Phil Neuffer18 August 2026

AGBI

Qatar plans first electric vehicle factory with UK partner

Qatar is planning to establish its first electric vehicle manufacturing plant, as it looks to join Saudi Arabia and the UAE in developing a domestic automotive industry. Qatar-based JTA International Investment Holding is working with British company Watt Electric Vehicle Company to set up the manufacturing plant. “Together with Watt, we will develop EVs engineered […]

Pramod Kumar18 August 2026

Electrek

Ride1Up unveils new and improved $895 Portola 02 folding e-bike – and I tested it

Ride1Up’s Portola has been one of those e-bikes that make a lot of sense on paper: a compact folding design, useful cargo capability, and the kind of pricing that helped Ride1Up build its reputation for high-value e-bikes in the first place.

Micah Toll18 August 2026

Breaking Defense

RIMPAC exercise tests 3D-printed parts for potential Pacific war

“If we got into a high-intensity conflict right now in the Indo-Pacific, it would be difficult to meet all of the repair and resupply needs,” said FLEETWERX program manager Morgan Bower — but a new approach to 3D printing might help plug the gap.

Sydney J. Freedberg Jr.18 August 2026

Electrek

Einride to deploy 500 Tesla Semis in biggest electric truck order yet

Einride is putting 500 Tesla Semis on US roads, the largest commitment to Tesla’s electric truck that anyone has made public. That will takes the Swedish freight company from roughly 250 deployed electric trucks to about 750. First deliveries start next month, with the rest arriving in phases over 24 months.

Fred Lambert18 August 2026