 | PrIcing Geiger Counters; Hershey Responds to Input Inflation; Apple Pays Dearly for New Display Panels; China Labor Costs Rising, but Less than Expected
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| Developing Economies See Share of Global Manufacturing Rise; SuperValue Bags Big Savings; Shippers See Looming Capacity Crunch; Fuel Cell Technology in Forktrucks Starting to Emerge |
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| P&G Finally Decides it is Time for New US Factory; Bird Mangling Windmills; Maersk Sees Big Cost Advantage Coming; Conveyor Systems Back on a Roll(er) |
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| Big Potential Costs for Trucking; Supply Chain Jobs Looking Up; Mexican Tariffs Revive Trucking Program; Railroads Opening Wallets Big Time |
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| Schneider Exec Says Proposed HOS Impact Significant; Dell Orders Chinese; DC Construction Implosion; Has One Company Solved the Energy Problem |
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| Maersk Really Bulks Up; Robots in the DC; Nike Builds out China Distribution; Oil Prices and GDP Growth |
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| Oil Prices on Path to $300? Apple makes Supply Gambit; Killer App at Last for RFID? Toyota Stays Home, but will It Work? |
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| PepsiCo sees a lot of Fizz in Input Prices; Union Pacific has Pricing Power; Unilever Senses Improved Forecasting Capabilities; US Exports Up, but Imports Even More |
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| GM Sheds Labor Costs; Number of Ways to Use RFID, 2011 Input Costs to Increase by Billions; Unilever Says; Steel Prices also On the March |
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| Freight Volumes Reach 2+ Year High; Amazon.com Giving it Away; Good Times to be Working at the Railroad; China to Buy up the World? |
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