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| Drayage Drivers at Port of Los Angeles being Abused? Chinese Manufacturers Can't Buy Robots Fast Enough; Which US Regions Adding Most Manufacturing Jobs; Drones and Weather Forecasts |
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| Amazon Roils the Griovery Sector; Nike Takes a Whack at SKU Counts; Why is US Productivity Flat? Is US Manufacturing Glass Half Empty or Half Fully? |
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| How Much Do Procurement Professional Earn? US Warehouse Market Remains Red Hot; Will Investors be Interested in US Infrastructure Deals? Retail Execs Don't Expect to to See Shipping Revenue |
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| Japan, Germany Need Robots to Deal Aging Populations; eFulfillment Wars have Come to Pizza Delivery; MIT Breakthrough in Pasta Delivery? UPS Joint Venture to Power China to US Air Shipments |
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| US Logistics Infrastructure May Better than Thought; Oil Prices Inevitably Headed Down; New Kentucky Aluminum Plant Coming because of Right to Work; HP's Instant Ink Program Leverages IoT, More
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| Congestion Costs US Carriers and Shippers Big Bucks; First Autonomous Container Ship Said to be Ready to Sail Soon; US Manufacturing Output Starting to Edge Up; Rail Carriers Once Again have Strong Profits |
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| US Manufacturing Jobs Keep Rising; Forget Global Warming, Global Cooling May be Here Soon; US Truckload Rates Continue to Head Lower; Will New Fuel Cell Truck Turn Current OEMs into Kodaks? |
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| Germany's Powerful Hidden Manufacturing Champions; Walmart Improved DC Safety with Bold New Approach to Training; UPS, FedEx to Get Tough on eCommerce Shipping Rates; Despite what You Read, US Retail RFID Adoption is Low, Analysis Finds |
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| Amazon Team Looking at Autonomous Vehicles; US Truckload Rates Continue there Decline; US DC Market Remains Red Hot, as Vacancies Fall; Walmart Turns to Suppliers for CO2 Reductions |
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