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Coronavirus May Impact Apple's Supply Chain
With over 100 people dead from coronavirus, it is feared that the virus will have an impact on supply chains.
Healthcare Supply Chain Management Market Will Reach $4.10 Billion by 2027
Phase 1 of trade deal signed, China agrees to buy $200 billion worth of US products
Fleetwood Transportation Closes on New Years Eve, Closures to Continue into 2020
The Top 10 Most Read Supply & Demand Chain Executive Articles in 2019
Warehouse Automation: A New Age of Workplace Safety and Efficiency
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Software & Technology
Berkshire Grey Raises $263 Million in Series B Financing
This capital will fuel Berkshire Grey’s global expansion, acquisitions and team growth as the company solidifies its position as the leading provider for AI and robotics solutions.
Transportation
Big-named companies join together to get more electric vehicles on the road
Some of the biggest companies are banding together for an electric-vehicle collaboration, aiming to get more electric vehicles on the road.
Software & Technology
New innovation incubator C.H. Robinson labs drives supply chain technology solutions
C.H. Robinson has introduced C.H. Robinson Labs, an innovation incubator where the next big ideas in logistics and supply chain are created, tested and scaled to drive smarter solutions for C.H. Robinson’s customers and carriers.
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Seven Day Shipping Costs Force FedEx to Lower Profit Forecast
FedEx has lowered its fiscal 2020 profit for the second time since it has launched seven-day delivery.
Archived webinar
Digital Transformation in 2020: Eliminating the 6 Most Common Supply Chain Challenges
January 22, 2020
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With the margin of error being so small, and 2020 right around the corner, what digital transformation strategies should businesses be pursuing to set themselves up for long-term success?
A Trade Deal Could Be Reached By Sunday
A 17-month long trade war between China and the United States could potentially come to an end by Sunday
USMCA Reaches a Trade Deal
House Democrats have reached a deal with the White House on the latest trade agreement with Canada and Mexico.
US Companies Still Have No Contingency Plans for Trade War
The tit-for-tat trade war between the United States and China is entering its 16th month, with no signs of slowing down.
Slavery in Supply Chains is an Increasing Concern for Businesses
An estimated 40.3 million people are trapped in modern slavery globally, emphasizing the need for large organizations to focus on this potential risk in supply chains.
Your Brand is Only as Good as Your Weakest Supplier
Recalls can be detrimental for brands – both financially and for their reputation
Could Artificial Intelligence End the War on Cybercrime?
AI already is in the fight against cybercriminals.
Proposed Bill May Require Background Checks on Delivery Drivers
After a woman in Boca Raton, Florida was murdered in her home by a delivery driver, a proposed bill would require background checks on delivery personnel.
120 Workers Laid Off at Caterpillar Texas Plant Because of Trade War
Caterpillar is laying off 120 temporary workers at a plant in Victoria,Texas because of a drop in sales due to the ongoing trade war between the United States and China.
Diversifying Supply Chains Avoids Trade War Risks
In order to avoid disruptions to your supply chain during the on-going trade war, it is essential to diversify operations.
CACI to Provide Logistics and Supply Chain System Support to the Marine Corps
CACI has been awarded a 5-year, single-award indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity contract, with a ceiling value of $250 million for new work to provide system support for the U.S. Marine Corps’ Global Combat Support System.
Zebra Technologies Plans to Move Supply Chains Out of China
The Trump Administration has encouraged businesses to move their operations outside of China to the United States, though most are moving to other Southeastern Asian countries.
Robots Versus Humans: Retailers Go to Combat
Nearly 7.5 million retail jobs are at risk of being replaced by automation, but will it actually leave them without work?
Mack Trucks and UAW Reach Tentative Agreement, Strike Ends
Mack Trucks and the United Auto Workers union reached a tentative agreement, ending a 12-day strike.
Tariffs Force Electronic Factories to Layoff Workers
The IPC, a global electronic industries trade association, found in a survey that nearly a third of all dollar value of what its members with U.S. operations import have been negatively effected by the trade war.
Emerging Supply Chain Tech Trends
Jeanette Barlow, vice president of product management for Watson Supply Chain at IBM, shares important trends in supply chain, like a focus on AI, retail and geopolitical instability
Volvo Lays Off 3,000 as Mack Truck Strike Continues
Roughly 3,000 workers have been laid off because of the Mack Truck strike.
New Operational Technology Cyber Security Alliance Delivers Cyber Security Guidelines for Operational Technology
The Operational Technology Cyber Security Alliance was established to help companies address the OT security challenges that continue to put operations and businesses at risk.
GM Strike Continues Despite a Tentative Agreement Being Reached
GM and UAW made a tentative agreement on Wednesday afternoon, just one month after the strike began.
Labeling Plays a Major Role in the Cannabis Supply Chain
Technology will play a major role in the cannabis supply chain as the industry begins to grow.
GM Strike May End This Week
General Motors have been on strike for the last 30 days, and now executives are faced with a deadline to reach a proposed tentative agreement with the UAW.
Systech Expands Brand Protection Solution for Improved Supply Chain Visibility
Systech has released its Systech Brand Protection Suite, a fully integrated platform to combat counterfeiters, solve product diversion and meet regulatory compliance.
Data Breaches: Be A Part of the Solution – Not the Problem
All industries struggle with data breaches, and transportation is no different.
Trump Administration's Optimistic Comments on Trade War Gives US Businesses Hope
The United States and China may be close to closing a limited trade deal, potentially easing tensions between the two countries.
John Deere Lays Off 163 Workers, Cites Tariffs for Low Demands
Despite the reduction in labor, the plans will remain open and operational.
U.S. Tarris on EU Goods Begin October 18
The U.S. will apply tariffs to $7.5 billion worth of goods from the EU including agricultural and aircraft products.
Trade War Won't Stop Strong Holiday Season Sales
Retailers are expecting another strong holiday season, despite the looming trade war between the United States and China.
Trade Tensions Between the US and EU Will Only Escalate
The World Trade Organization gave the United States the go ahead to place billions of dollars worth of tariffs on the European Union.
Over 2,500 Companies Requested for Tariff Exemption
Over 2,500 U.S. companies to seek tariff exemptions on 31,000 products before duties increase on Oct. 15.
