 | This Week: European Carbon Offsets - "Let's Make a Deal;" Toyota Walks Unfamiliar Ground of Excess Capacity; US Chemical Exports are Big, but Imports are Bigger; Dell Employees Forced to Seek "New Opportunities" |
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| This Week: Wal-Mart Toys with Less Packaging; Six Figure Longshoremen begin Negotiations; International Business is Good for Specialty Metals Maker; South Korean Factory Fire Torches Notebook Battery Supply
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| This Week: TMS Implementation Equals Savings; Chicken Feed at Pilgrims Pride No Longer Just Chicken Feed; Inflation in China Balloons More than its Inflatable Toys; RFID means Reduction in Frequent Inventory Deficiency in Wal-Mart Test
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| This Week: Low Cost of Rail pounds a Spike in Trucking Glut; Less Variety in Whats for Dinner? The Fickle Finger of Low-Cost Sourcing Points Away From China; US Exports on the Rise |
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| This Week: Independent Truckers On the Road to Repossession; Falling Greenback Bruises Import Market; Oil Prices Partly Determined by Futures Market; Suppliers Tie Up U.S. Shoe Manufacturers
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| This Week: China Zaps the Microwave Market; Amazon Scores Well with Customers; RFID-based Systems Identify Big Gains in 2008; Where is the Beef? - It Has Been Recalled |
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| This Week: Oil Prices Break New Ground; "Steel" Yourself for Jump in Price of Iron Ore; Lots of Smiling at Wal-Mart Over 4th Quarter Revenue; When a Sortation System Makes Good Sense |
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| This Week: Forecasting Error Just Wont Go Away; Even Distribution is Bigger in Texas; Hardly a Sunset for Union Pacifics Rail Network Expansion; Pricing for Teddy Bears and More Goods from China Are Not So Cuddly of Late |
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| This Week: Thirst for Oil in China; Despite Troubles, Boeing Soars; Bon-Ton Stores Embraces On-Demand TMS; Increasing Demand for Copper in China |
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| This Week: Securing Iron Ore Supply in China; Supply Chain Transformation Costs at Hershey; Great Expectations at Premier Farnell Following Major IT Investment; Import Price Inflation Soars in the US |
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