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July 14, 2022

Supply Chain by the Numbers for July 14, 2022

Changing Global Demographics; Walmart Making Big Electric Van Buy; June Inflation off the Charts; US Union Activity Rising

TOPICS : Supply Chain By the Numbers

July 10, 2022

Supply Chain and Logistics Stock Report for Week Ending July 8, 2022

See who was up and who was down

TOPICS : Stocks

July 07, 2022

Supply Chain by the Numbers for July 7, 2022

Walmart to Add New Logistics Fees on Vendors; US PMI Falls Again; Amazon adds to Prime with Grubhub Deal; US Factory Constuction is Soaring

TOPICS : Supply Chain By the Numbers

July 06, 2022

Supply Chain Graphic of the Week: Top 10 US for Hire Carriers

UPS Tops Annual Transport Topics List

TOPICS : Transportation | Trucking

July 06, 2022

Supply Chain and Logistics Stock Report for Week Ending July 1, 2022

See who was up and who was down

TOPICS : Stocks

July 01, 2022

Supply Chain Graphic of the Week: The Latest Incomprehensible Chart

Chart from McKinsey on Benefits of Manufacturing Digitization Leaves Us Scratching our Heads

TOPICS : Web News

June 30, 2022

Supply Chain by the Numbers for July 1, 2022

Hundeds of Amazon Truck Charging Stations Planned for Racine, Developers Betting Big on Cold Storage; Consumer Confidence Tanks; The Return of Voided Container Ship Sailings

TOPICS : Supply Chain By the Numbers

June 26, 2022

Supply Chain and Logistics Stock Report for Week Ending June 24, 2022

See who was up and who was down

TOPICS : Stocks

June 23, 2022

Supply Chain Graphic of the Week: Segmenting Parcel and Last Mile Delivery

Kearney Spots Providers by How Long they have been around and Scope of Services in CSCMP Report

TOPICS : e-fulfillment | ecommerce | Parcel shipping/parcel systems

June 23, 2022

Supply Chain by the Numbers for June 23, 2022

Container Rates Falling but Still High; Truckmaker Plagued by Inability to get Parts; US Manufacturing Slows in May; Majority of New Sales to be Electrics by 2035

TOPICS : Supply Chain By the Numbers