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| The Creation of the First Centralized Transportation "Load Control Center" in the US is Generally Credited to What Company?
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| This Week: ARJ21 Components Half Made in the USA; The High Cost of Recalls; "Perfect Order" is an Elusive Target; Land of Duty Free Imports
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| This Week: Another Day, Another Price Increase; NAM President Says "Not so Fast:" Reverse Logistics Management Increases Profits; Generating Supply Chain Cost Savings at Chrysler
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| This Week: High Oil Prices Slip Sliding Away; JDA Likes i2 Customer Base; Read it and Weep - New World Manufacturing Leader Closing the Gap; No Siesta for Sleepy Mexican Trucking Program
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| This Week: Fuel Efficiency Increases - More Powerful than a Locomotive; Honda Workers Labor for Less; Nike Manufacturing in Malaysia; P&G Reports 2nd Qtr Reduction in Gross Margin
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