Category : Supply Chain Risk

The cost of insurance claims from four natural catastrophes during Australia’s 2019-2020 summer has passed A$5.19 billion (US$3.44 billion), said the Insurance Council of Australia...

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Global Airfreight Forwarding Market Report is a professional and in-depth research report on the world’s major regional market. The Airfreight Forwarding industry 2020 by Industry Demand,...

Business solidarity coalition Business For South Africa (B4SA) on May 28 said the focus of its personal protective equipment (PPE) procurement platform over the past...

New Delhi: A bench headed by Justice Ashok Bhushan has started hearing on the issue of migrant workers in the Supreme Court. While pleading on...

Secure customs brokerage support ‘before it’s too late’, British traders warned 49 minutes ago   British traders preparing...

By Upmanyu Trivedi and Vrishti Beniwal Abdul Kareem was forced out of school and into a life of odd jobs like repairing bicycles before he...

It is time to wheel out the old saying of the American humorist and newspaperman H.L. Mencken: for every complex problem there is an answer...

Art&Co. addresses a stark statistic that only 3% of natural disasters are covered by Insurance. Funds raised from the online auction comprising more than 200 pieces, will support frontline charities and NGOs providing healthcare, food, medicines and guidance to those affected by the contagion. All donations will be equally distributed to ICU steps, The Care Workers Charity, Khalsa Aid International, Painting Our World In Silver, Solace Women’s Aid and Za Teb. UK charities are forecasted to lose £4 billion over April to June, due to the lockdown. “We don’t heal in isolation but within a community,” said Bundeep Singh Rangar, PremFina’s CEO and Art&Co. founder. “Art&Co. enables finance and insurance companies to support organisations assisting those suffering from the immediate effects of  the coronavirus as well as consequential mental health or domestic violence difficulties.” The auction encourages both individuals and corporates to participate and bid on one-of-a-kind art representing themes connected to these trying times, such as health, nature and spirituality. The funds raised will mostly go to frontline organisations, with the remainder going toward more than 30 freelance artists who are contributing their work and otherwise unable...

It all served as a reminder that the coronavirus pandemic, which has killed 325,000 people so far, is colliding with another global menace: a fast-heating...