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Supply Chain by the Numbers for Week of June 23, 2016
Major Acquisition in the Materials Handling Industry; Direct Foreign in US Manufacturing Soars; Oil Gains Global Energy Market Share for First Time in Years; Call Center Soon to be Manned by Robots
TOPICS : Supply Chain By the NumbersSupply Chain Graphic of the Week: Warehouse Rental Rates Around the World
Hong Kong Tops the List by Far, and While No US Area Made the Top 10, Rates are Rising Fast Here
TOPICS : Distribution | Global sourcing | Logistics costs | LogisticsSupply Chain by the Numbers for Week of June 17, 2016
US Manufacturing Activity Sags Again; The Three Roles in Supply Chain Network Design; US Lags in Infrastructure Spend; FedEx Ground Pays Up to Contract Drivers
TOPICS : Supply Chain By the NumbersSupply Chain Graphic of the Week: An Interesting View of the State of US Manufacturing
Despite Much Progress Since Great Recession, Output, Jobs Still not Back to 2008 Levels
TOPICS : ManufacturingSupply Chain by the Numbers for Week of June 9, 2016
Walmart Looks to Inventory Drones; Spot Market Rates Open Big Gap Versus Contract Pricing; Cost for Weighing Ocean Containers is Steep; Volvo Says New Truck Design Improves Mileage Big Time
TOPICS : Supply Chain By the NumbersSupply Chain Graphic of the Week: US Truck Driver Pay Easily Explains Driver Shortage
Real Wages Fell 20-25% after 2005, Just Now Getting Back to those Levels after Major Increases in Past Two years
TOPICS : Logistics costs | Logistics | Transportation | TruckingSupply Chain by the Numbers for Week of June 2, 2016
Nike's State of the Art Euro Logistics Campus; eCommerce Grocery Deliveries All the Way to the Fridge; Time for Global Rules on Supply Chain Labor, Rights Group Says; China-Euro Cargo Train has Issues
TOPICS : Supply Chain By the NumbersSupply Chain Graphic of the Week on Carrier Operating Performance by Mode for 2015
Rail Carriers Continue to be Far More Profitable than Truckload or LTL Sectors; Union Pacific and Old Dominion Outperform Yet Again, but KCS Looks Strong Too
TOPICS : Logistics costs | Logistics | Rail carriers/transportation | Transportation | TruckingSupply Chain Cartoon Caption Contest Starting May 31, 2016
Show us your Supply Chain Wit!
TOPICS : CartoonsSupply Chain Cartoon Caption Winners for April 26, 2016 Contest
Mary Dimario and David Burke of Lenovo Take Home the Prize!
TOPICS : Cartoons