Supply Chain

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Editorial illustration for Blockchain in Supply Chains: What It Delivers, and Where It Falls Short
Technology

Blockchain in Supply Chains: What It Delivers, and Where It Falls Short

Blockchain offers supply chains enhanced traceability, fraud reduction, and data integrity through a shared, tamperproof ledger. However, its effectiveness hinges on consistent participant data input and robust governance, not just the technology itself.

David Chen·October 25, 2026
What Global E-Commerce Growth Means for SMEs, and How Parcel International Responds
Corporate Strategy

What Global E-Commerce Growth Means for SMEs, and How Parcel International Responds

The global e-commerce landscape is expanding at an unprecedented rate, opening up new markets for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). However, this growth also presents significant logistical challenges, from navi…

Sponsored by Parcel International·October 7, 2026
What Separates Good Global Shipping Comparison From Great—And How Parcel International Compares
Leadership

What Separates Good Global Shipping Comparison From Great—And How Parcel International Compares

Choosing the right global shipping service is more critical than ever for e-commerce merchants and SMEs. With global cross-border parcel volumes projected to grow from 2.1 billion in 2024 to over 3 billion by 2027, accor…

Sponsored by Parcel International·October 6, 2026
A large oil tanker sails through the Strait of Hormuz at sunset, symbolizing a surge in oil supply and its impact on global markets.
Global Business

Brent Crude Prices Fall as Hormuz Supply Surges

Brent crude oil plunged to $72.

Alex Petrenko·June 25, 2026
Oil tankers navigating the Strait of Hormuz under a tense, foggy sky, symbolizing the precarious state of global oil supply amidst geopolitical tensions.
Markets

Oil prices steady, but stability is a mirage amid Hormuz tensions

Despite Hormuz Strait tensions, global oil prices have remained surprisingly steady, though this stability is a mirage.

David Chen·June 19, 2026
A massive quantity of copper ingots being withdrawn from a large LME warehouse by a forklift, highlighting the historic low in copper stocks.
Markets

Trafigura withdraws copper from LME warehouses

The London Metal Exchange's copper stocks hit their lowest level since 1974 after a single trading day saw over 51,000 tonnes—valued at more than $700 million—withdrawn by Trafigura, according to Disc

David Chen·May 22, 2026