 | Amazon Rolling Out the Kiva Robbots; Reductions in Powerplant Emissions not as Large as it Seems; Paired Truck System Improves Diesel Mileage; Buy American Program at Walmart |
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| Apparel Production Returning to Brooklyn, Streak at Number 1 on the Gartner Top 25 Supply Chains Continues, Regional Winners of US Manufacturing Development Program Announced, eFulfillment Service Adds 10th US Market |
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| Target Canada had Case Quantity Disaster; Oxfam Says Food Companies Need to Look at Extended Supply Chains for CO2; Schneider Writes Big Check to DC Workers; Truckload Rates are Headed Higher |
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| More Anecdotal Evidence of the Return of Made in America; JDA CEO Pushed Out after Long Run;More than Half of Large US Companies have Code of Conduct for Suppliers; FMCSA Proposes Steep Fines for Driver ''Coercion'' |
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| Port Group wants to Sail Away from Tax on Cadillac Health Care Plan for Union; Reshoring Strategy at Otis Elevator Fell Fast; Number of US Start-Ups Now Below Business Closings; Spike in Truckload Spot Pricing Points to Higher Rates for Rest of 2014 |
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| Amazon Looking at Running its Own Parcel Trucks; Motorola Exiting Wireless and Scanning Business in Sale to Zebra - Wow; Walmart Continues to Roll Out Supplier Sustainability Index; US Driver Shortage Continues |
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| Massive Strike at China Shoe Factory Runs On; Diesel Prices have Lost Volatility; Extended Payment Terms Putting Pressure on Suppliers; US Logistics Infrastructure Woes Likely Coming |
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| Dixon Ticonderoga Pencils in Supply Chain Success; Walmart Taking Care of the Trash; Maine Hope to Resole its Shoe Manufacturing; What do Supply Chain Grads Expect to Make? |
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| Tesla Plans to Cut Logistics Waste in Sourcing for New Battery Plant; Walmart Riding a New WAVE (Truck); US LPG Exports to China Will Surge; Toyota Says More Manual Work Needed with Automation |
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| Carrier Alliances to Dominate Container Shipping Volumes; Mars Finally Needs a New Place to Make M&Ms; Walmart to Spend More to Keep Shelves Stocked; Drop in US Corn Export Share is ''Earie'' |
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