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May 22, 2014Supply Chain by the Numbers for Week of May 22, 2014
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
  Topics : Supply Chain By the Numbers
   
May 15, 2014Supply Chain by the Numbers for Week of May 15, 2014
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''
  Topics : Supply Chain By the Numbers
   
May 08, 2014Supply Chain by the Numbers for Week of May 8, 2014
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
  Topics : Supply Chain By the Numbers
   
May 02, 2014Supply Chain by the Numbers for Week of May 2, 2014
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
  Topics : Supply Chain By the Numbers
   
April 25, 2014Supply Chain by the Numbers for Week of April 25, 2014
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
  Topics : Supply Chain By the Numbers
   
April 17, 2014Supply Chain by the Numbers for Week of April 17, 2014
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?
  Topics : Supply Chain By the Numbers
   
April 10, 2014Supply Chain by the Numbers for Week of April 10, 2014
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
  Topics : Supply Chain By the Numbers
   
April 03, 2014Supply Chain by the Numbers for Week of April 3, 2014
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''
  Topics : Supply Chain By the Numbers
   
March 27, 2014Supply Chain by the Numbers for Week of March 27, 2014
Quantifying the Internet of Things; Fed Money Might Flow for US Manufacturing Hubs; Just How Big is the US Truck Driver Shortage; Supply Chain Risk Planning Updated Just as Needed
  Topics : Supply Chain By the Numbers
   
March 21, 2014Supply Chain by the Numbers for Week of March 21, 2014
US Manufacturing Finally Getting Close to 2007 Levels; IPCC Predicts Economic Hit from Global Waming; Sony Culling its Supplier Field; American Hotel Register Automates Replen Orders
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