Trademark Squatting Threatens Global Ecommerce Sellers

Trademark Squatting Threatens Global Ecommerce Sellers

Cross-border e-commerce sellers are facing increasing risks of malicious trademark and patent squatting, leading to high claims and cargo seizures. This article reveals common tactics used in trademark and patent squatting, emphasizing the importance of intellectual property protection. It provides practical advice for mitigating these risks, including domestic and international trademark registration, patent application, and infringement risk assessment. The aim is to help sellers avoid losses and achieve sustainable growth by proactively safeguarding their intellectual property rights in the global marketplace.

Ecommerce Guide Shipping Power Banks to Malaysia

Ecommerce Guide Shipping Power Banks to Malaysia

This paper analyzes the express delivery solutions for independent station sellers shipping power banks to Malaysia from a data analyst's perspective. It compares the policies of major express companies, analyzes the selection of domestic express and forwarding companies, and emphasizes safety compliance, cost control, customs clearance considerations, and risk management. This aims to help sellers make optimal decisions regarding shipping methods, considering factors like speed, reliability, and cost-effectiveness when sending power banks to Malaysia while adhering to regulations and minimizing potential issues.

Baidu PPC Boosts Crossborder B2B Sales in China

Baidu PPC Boosts Crossborder B2B Sales in China

Baidu PPC advertising offers cross-border e-commerce companies an efficient way to reach the domestic B2B market. Through precise keyword targeting, businesses can effectively acquire potential customers interested in brand registration, logistics partnerships, platform operation services, and more. This targeted approach leads to higher conversion rates and improved ROI for cross-border businesses seeking to expand their reach within China's B2B sector. By leveraging Baidu's vast user base, companies can significantly enhance their lead generation efforts and drive business growth.

Apple to Integrate Googles Gemini AI Into Siri

Apple to Integrate Googles Gemini AI Into Siri

Apple and Google's AI assistant collaboration intensifies the battle for information entry points. In China, domestic manufacturers primarily focus on self-developed solutions, posing challenges for model service providers. This competition for entry points represents a power struggle over information organization and behavioral intervention. The control over how users access and interact with information is at stake, making it a crucial area of competition in the evolving AI landscape. The ability to guide user behavior through these entry points is a significant advantage.

Chicago Emerges As Key Hub in Global Supply Chain Shift

Chicago Emerges As Key Hub in Global Supply Chain Shift

Chicago leverages its advantageous geography, railway infrastructure, and existing infrastructure to be the busiest inland port and the second-largest logistics market in the United States. The growth of e-commerce further solidifies its position as a key supply chain hub. Its central location allows for efficient distribution across the country, making it a critical node for both domestic and international trade. The city's robust transportation network supports a wide range of industries, ensuring seamless movement of goods and materials.

US Supply Chain Council Moves to Strengthen Critical Networks

US Supply Chain Council Moves to Strengthen Critical Networks

The US Supply Chain Council is established to unite businesses, labor, and government in addressing supply chain challenges, safeguarding American jobs, investing in infrastructure, and mitigating global risks. Through lobbying, dialogue, and advocacy, it aims to raise public awareness, promote favorable policies, and build a more resilient supply chain system, ultimately ensuring US economic security. The council will work to strengthen domestic manufacturing, improve logistics, and foster collaboration across industries to protect the nation's economic lifeline from vulnerabilities and disruptions.

Retailers Warn of Surging Import Tax Costs

Retailers Warn of Surging Import Tax Costs

The US Republican proposal for border adjustment tax aims to lower corporate income tax while taxing imported goods, raising concerns in the retail industry. This policy could significantly increase the tax burden on imported goods, impacting businesses reliant on global supply chains. While the initial intention of the tax reform is to encourage domestic production, experts believe there are many challenges in reality. The retail industry is actively seeking coping strategies, and the final direction of the tax reform remains uncertain.

North American Intermodal Volume Rebounds Eyes Yearend Growth

North American Intermodal Volume Rebounds Eyes Yearend Growth

North American intermodal volumes rebounded in August, signaling a potential recovery, according to the Intermodal Association of North America. Domestic containers and international ISO containers led the growth, though year-to-date figures remain challenging. Experts suggest a flattening peak season, with inflation and diesel prices presenting both opportunities and challenges. Companies should optimize their supply chains, enhance services, and embrace digitalization to capitalize on the upcoming peak season. The rebound indicates a positive trend despite ongoing economic uncertainties affecting freight transportation.

01/29/2026 Logistics
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Uschina Trade War Escalates Tariffs Threaten Shipbuilding Sector

Uschina Trade War Escalates Tariffs Threaten Shipbuilding Sector

The US is escalating countermeasures against China's shipbuilding industry, including adjusting vessel service fees, potentially lifting LNG export restrictions, and imposing tariffs. China retaliated by levying fees on US-flagged vessels. This stems from US concerns about China's 'unfair' shipbuilding practices, aiming to protect its domestic industry. The escalating trade friction will likely increase shipping costs and potentially trigger global trade tensions, requiring shipping companies to adapt flexibly. The situation highlights the growing economic competition and potential disruptions within the global maritime sector.

01/30/2026 Logistics
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West Coast Imports Drive Intermodal Growth IANA Report

West Coast Imports Drive Intermodal Growth IANA Report

The Intermodal Association of North America (IANA) reported a solid start to the fourth quarter for the intermodal market, driven by surging West Coast imports and strong consumer spending. International containers performed exceptionally well, while domestic containers showed steady improvement. However, trailer volumes experienced a slight decrease. Looking ahead, factors such as labor agreements, truck capacity, and the Asian Lunar New Year will influence market trends. Logistics companies should capitalize on intermodal opportunities and pay close attention to technological innovation and policy changes.

01/30/2026 Logistics
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