 | The Supply Chain and Logistics Numbers Worth Knowing This Week: Congress Seeks Relief from "Captive" Rail Shipments, North American Toyota Moving Forward and Reporting to Japan, Rubber Hits the Road at Goodyear, Demand Sensing is Slim-Fast for Forecasting Error at Unilever
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| The Supply Chain and Logistics Numbers Worth Knowing This Week: Copper Out of the Hopper?, Fire Marshals Play with Fire, Bradshaw is On Track with Pick and Pack, Enterprise/SC Software Growth Flat as a Pancake |
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| The Supply Chain and Logistics Numbers Worth Knowing This Week: Cards on the Table at FedEx; Integrated SC Planning & Execution Disconnect; EPA Reporting - Full of Gas; China Targets Hot Commodity
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| The Supply Chain and Logistics Numbers Worth Knowing This Week: Still Waters Cut Deep; 90 Day Supplier Mire; Great Value - Wal-Marts Private Ace in the Hole?; Mexican Tariff Payback
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| The Supply Chain and Logistics Numbers Worth Knowing This Week: Predictions by Pickens; It-s No Secret - Money Talks; Baltic Dry Index on the Rise; Coke in China - The Real Thing
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| The Supply Chain and Logistics Numbers Worth Knowing This Week: Ocean Carrier SOS; A-heap of Cheap; Wanted: Logistics Managers; Driver Shortage?
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| The Supply Chain and Logistics Numbers Worth Knowing This Week: No Reward, No Collaboration; Teamsters Take One for the Team; Wal-Mart Driving Fewer Miles; New Nike DC in China Off and Running
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| The Supply Chain and Logistics Numbers Worth Knowing This Week: Empty Trucks Make Loads of Noise; Stimulus Spending Spree Grows a Logistics Money Tree; Daniela the Sea Monster; P&G Bags the Tags
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| The Supply Chain and Logistics Numbers Worth Knowing This Week: Chinas GDP Tortured Statistics?; 3PL "Strategic" Relationship Disconnect; Fair and Square Oil Prices; RFID-Based Technology Growth Projection - Take Two
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| The Supply Chain and Logistics Numbers Worth Knowing This Week: Visit Quantity Equals Supplier Quality; 5-Cent Tag is no Plug Nickel; Crying All the Way to the Jobs Bank; Gross Margin Percent Blowing Along at Kimberly-Clark
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