How Do You Get Millions of Goods Moving?

Apr 26 , 2022 | Innovation

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Thousands of kilometers of rail track connect Madrid, the Spanish capital, to Yiwu, a Chinese city — delivering goods to billions of consumers all around the world. But in between these two geographical centers are vastly different countries and regions, which the trains must traverse safely and quickly. Our Host James Chau jumps onboard this story.

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