 | American Apparel Enters the eFullfillment Wars; Legacy of Legendary Intel CEO Upon his Passing; Target Rethinks Supply Chain Software Development - and Logistics Model; CPOs Think Procurement Teams Lack Talent
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| Alibaba Says it has No Ceiling for Expense to Stop Fakes; UPS Investing Millions More in Nat Gas Trucks, Stations; Instacart Looks for Savings by Cutting Delivery Driver Pay; Scrap Steel Prices Collapse Hurting Huge US Industry |
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| Amazon Confirms Deal for 20 Air Cargo Planes; Scaleback of Chicago Nabisco Factory Makes Campaign News on Both Sides; Megaships Adding Supply Chain Costs to All but Carriers, Group Says; Obama Makes Controversial Payment to UN Climate Fund |
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| US Manufacturing Continues to Slow, but New Orders are Bullish; Lots of Robots Coming, IDC Predicts; Target Tries New Approach to Reducing Out-of-Stocks; China Dealing with its Own Rust Belt Issues |
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| US Truckload Rates Continue to Slow Amid Weak Volumes; Amazon Bumps Free Shipping Threshhold Up, Maybe to Boost Prime; How Many New Locus Robots are Needed per Picker? Container Growth Second Lowest Ever in 2015 |
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| Google Joins the Fresh Foods Delivery Wars; Container Ship Operators Increasingly Taking the Long Way Around; Euro Workers Say Enough of Low Priced Chinese Steel; Macy's Now ''Picking to Last Unit'' |
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| Amazon Continues Amazing Rollout of Distribution Space; Surge in Robot Orders in 2015, but Most in Automotive Sector; Rate Environment Pumels Botton Line at Maersk; 2015 a Good Year for Truckload Carriers |
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| New Age Warehouse Robot Said to Turbocharge Productivity; Amazon Fulfillment Costs On Rise Again; Investment in Clean Energy Need to be Massive, Bloomberg Says; US Manufacturing Slumps Again |
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| US Inventory Levels Continue Slow but Steady Rise; China's Attractiveness Fading for Some US Companies; Global Steel Industry in Turmoil; New Ships Deliveries Slowing, but Still Rising Much Faster than Container Volumes |
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| Robots and More will be Devastating to Jobs; Oil Now Costs Less than Two Large Pizzas in Most Areas; Maersk Modestly Optimistic about Container Volumes for 2016 - Others Disagree; The Stunning Demographic Changes in Japan |
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