 | Highlights of the Q3 ''State of the Freight'' Report; Johnson & Johnson Finds Success with Inventory Optimization Software; a Greenhouse Gas Agreement - to Later Reach an Agreement |
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| Q3 Results from Rail, Truckload, and LTL Carriers; Is Cloud-Based WMS Ready for Prime Time?; Shipping Policies for E-Commerce Continue to Loosen; plus the Supply Chain Week in Numbers |
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| NLRB Takes Next Step to Approve "Microwave" Union Voting; Dayton RFID Incubator Starting to have an Impact; Threat of Rail Strike Disappearing; plus the Supply Chain Week in Numbers |
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| Are We on the Cusp of Logistics Transformation with Natural Gas Trucks? App Store for Supply Chain Software Update, Home Depot Supply Chain Keeps Delivering |
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| Update on Effort to Allow Heavier Trucks, More Detail on New California Cap and Trade Rules , WalMart Opens Dot Com Stores |
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| Dwight Klappich of Gartner on 2011 TMS Magic Quadrant, RFID Finally Making Its Move in Consumer Goods to Retail? Ocean Rates Likely to Stay Low for a Long Time, plus the Supply Chain Week in Numbers
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| California Announces New Cap and Trade Rules in Momentous Supply Chain Development; Is a Transportation Capacity Crisis on the Horizon? Amazon.com Building New DCs at an Incredible Pace; plus the Supply Chain Week in Numbers |
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| More Predictions for a US Manufacturing Renaissance; Is it Time for Collaborative Logistics in Consumer Goods to Retail? Another DC Accused of Unfair Labor Practices; plus the Week in Numbers |
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| Global Trade News Dominates the Week in Supply Chain; IBM Announces Big Break Through in Supply Chain Optimization; Sainsburys Moves Sustainability Program Aggressively Forward; plus the Week in Numbers
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| Transportation Capacity Crisis May be Coming Soon; Procter & Gamble Announces New Supply Chain Metric; Dr. John Langley on Annual 3PL Report |
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