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Supply Chain Graphic of the Week: Commodity Prices Continues to Rise Even in Slow Economy
Slowing Economy and Falling Stock Prices Usually Means Drop in Input Costs; Not this Time; Sharp Drop Coming, or Continued Upward Trend? Place your Bets
TOPICS : Economic NewsSupply Chain by the Numbers for Week of Sept. 2, 2011
Stratospheric Prices for Rare Earth; Software Maintenance Fees Drive Revenues; Bulk Shipping Rate Collapse; $1.6 Billion in Solar Investment Gone Overnight - Including $500 Million from Taxpayers
TOPICS : Supply Chain By the NumbersSupply Chain Graphic of the Week: Economic Outlook from the Federal Reserve Banks
Four of Five Districts We Sampled had Weak July Numbers and Look Worrisome; Chicago Comes through with Stronger Data; From Here? Flip a Coin
TOPICS : Economic NewsSupply Chain Cartoon Caption Contest Starting August 30, 2011
Show us your Supply Chain Wit!
TOPICS : CartoonsSupply Chain Cartoon Caption Winners for Aug. 8, 2011 Contest
Catherine Ochse of Graybar and Kevin Zweier of ChainalyticsTake Home the Honors froma bout 200 Entrants
TOPICS : CartoonsSupply Chain Graphic of the Week: Technology for Managing Network Inventories
63.8 Percent of Respondents in CSCO Insights Study Say Their Tools are Average or Worse
TOPICS : Inventory management | Inventory optimization | Supply Chain studiesSupply Chain by the Numbers for Week of August 26, 2011
Green Energy Jobs Lacking; China Overtakes US in PCs; Freight Tonnage Slow Growth for a Decade; Goods News for Capital Goods Spending
TOPICS : Supply Chain By the NumbersSupply Chain Graphic of the Week: The Biggest Cargo Ships Sailing the Ocean Blue
The Big Ships Keep Coming, with 50% Soon to Exceed 5100 TEU Capacity; Maersk Order 18,000-TEU Mega-Mega Ships and Upgrading S-Class Ships
TOPICS : Global logistics | Ocean carriersSupply Chain by the Numbers for Week of August 19, 2011
US Factory Utilization Jumps; American Axle Shutting Two Factories over Failed Union Contracts; FMSCA Says EOBRs will Drive Big Savings for Carriers; Ocean Carriers Costs Rising in 2011
TOPICS : Supply Chain By the NumbersSupply Chain by the Numbers for Week of August 12, 2011
LTL Carriers try to Right Pricing Ship; Need a Job? Burlington Northern Hiring; WalMart Sets Next Wave RFID Deadline; CSX Pouring it Back In
TOPICS : Supply Chain By the Numbers