U.S. food and drug regulators would share more information with their foreign counterparts as part of a multifaceted strategy to police the safety of millions of imported goods.

Different Approach to Training Needed, Siemems Exec Says

An internationally recognized safety researcher said the cache of studies submitted in an extraordinary manner by the FMSCA to support its flawed hours-of-service proposal contained many problems and couldn’t be relied on to support the proposed changes.

Workers at a Target store on Long Island rejected a unionization effort Friday in the first such vote a Target store had faced in decades,

Hands-Free Technology Gives New Boost to Productivity in already High Performing DCs; Roll-Out Almost Plug and Play, WESCO Exec Says

Lurking Concerns Supply Chains have become too Lean; Can Risk Potential be Quantified?

In our Latest Edition, Mark Fralick says having Automation Control Intelligence in Two Places Just Does not Make Sense

India Real Time surveyed economists to see what they see as the biggest measures need to reach that goal.

On-Demand is Hot, with Many Potential Benefits, but May not be Right for All Scenarios

High Fuel Costs Accelerating Shift to Rail, even as Relative Service Declines, Wolfe Trahan Research Finds