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Supply Chain by the Numbers for Week of Nov. 17, 2011
Natural Gas Truck Prices at One Year Payback; Home Depot Supply Chain Powering Success; Survey Shows Need for SCM Segmentation? Big Year over Year Change in Oil
TOPICS : Supply Chain By the NumbersSupply Chain Cartoon Caption Contest Starting Nov. 14, 2011
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TOPICS : CartoonsSupply Chain Cartoon Caption Winners for October 18, 2011 Contest
Greg Mack of Best Buy, Margaret Langham of Langham LogisticsTake Home the Honors from more than 250 Entries
TOPICS : CartoonsSupply Chain Graphic of the Week: The Lost Decade of Manufacturing in the US
Manufacturing Jobs were Trending Down until 2000 - but Just Barely; Then, the Bottom Fell Out; Correlation with Rise of China Seems Clear
TOPICS : ManufacturingSupply Chain by the Numbers for Week of Nov. 11, 2011
Distribution Space Starts Getting Filled Again; Walmart E-Commerce Stores; Fed Highways Will Not Toll for Thee; Cap and Trade in California to Hit Fuel in 2015
TOPICS : Supply Chain By the NumbersSupply Chain Graphic of the Week: Who Makes the Profit in the Consumer Goods to Retail Value Chain
Retail Share of Total Value Chain Profit Continues to Shrink, and Likely to Get Worse before it Gets Better, McKinsey Says; What About Walmart?
TOPICS : Cool New Products | Retail industry supply chain | Supply chain costsSupply Chain by the Numbers for Week of Nov. 3, 2011
Major Distributor Makes Bold Bet on SCM Planning - and Hits Jackpot; Continued Rail Carrier Pricing Power; Import Toy Story Hurting; Risk being Experienced Far Down the Supply Chain
TOPICS : Supply Chain By the NumbersSupply Chain Graphic of the Week: Freight Rates Continue to Rise
Rate Increases Stalled a bit in Last Quarter, but Overall Trend Continues to be Strongly Up; 60% of Carriers Still Say Rates are Moving Higher
TOPICS : Logistics costs | Logistics | TransportationSupply Chain by the Numbers for Week of Oct. 27, 2011
Ocean Shipping Rates Plummeting; Amazon Keeps Building DCs; Yuan Value is Right, China Says; FedEx Says E-Commerce Driving Rising Volumes for Christmas Season
TOPICS : Supply Chain By the NumbersSupply Chain by the Numbers for Week of Oct.21, 2011
Walmart SKU Reversal Pays Off; Ford Sees Low Wage Cost Growth in New Contract; Import Fees Up Substantially, though Few Know it; Sainsyburys Sets Agressive Carbon Emissions Goals
TOPICS : Supply Chain By the Numbers