 | Building New Supply Chain Capabilities at Walgreens; International Paper Closing Major US Factory; New Rules Said to be the End for Coal-Powered Electric Plants; Europe Turns to DC Automation |
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| American Apparel in Zone with RFID; Stunning Fall in US Manufacturing Jobs over 12 Years; Spreadsheets Still Rule the S&OP Roost; Are Supplier Sustainability Efforts Flatlining? |
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| Amazon German Warehouse Workers Want More; Trucking to Continue to Gain US Share; More US DCs Want Task Interleaving; Oil Prices Set to Spike
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| BMW Looking for Repair Parts in Supply Chain Snafu; US Trucking Tonnage is Slowing; US Manufacturing and Exports to Surge; Many Walmart Buyers are Busy, Expect Voice Mail |
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| US Factories Just Cannot Get as Busy as they Used to Be; Consumers are Buying - but In Different Ways; A Lot of Stuff Is Made in Indiana; Coles Australia Gets Right After DIFOT Metric
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| Switching Port Assignments Delivers Big Savings; Input Costs will Continue to Fall, Yergin Says; Companies Did Not Stretch Out Supplier Payments in 2012; Still Trying to Get Back to 2007 Production Levels |
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| Amazon on DC Hiring Binge; US Truckload Carriers Operating Ratios OK in Q2 - but Blown Away by Rail Carriers; US Economy Lukewarm as Usual; the Chinese Dragon Starting to Look Out of Shape |
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| As Triple E Launches, even Bigger Ships Coming; UPS Bets Big on Nat Gas Trucks; Rail Profits Continue to Roll On; Manufactures Optimistic, but Fewer Planning Investments |
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| New Ocean Shipping Alliance Carries a Big Share; Walmart Battles New Washington DC Wage Law; US Retailers Partially Open Wallets for Bangladesh; Input Costs Continue More than Two-Year Decline
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| Chinese Government Not Interested in Helping Captive US CEO; Coal-Based Powerplants May be in Trouble; Walmart Hopes Density is Destiny; Companies have Tight Wallets for IT Spend |
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