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Fate of U.S. Chipmaking Looks More Like Fantasy
A talent shortage and other factors make reshoring of American chip manufacturing unlikely, at best.
A detail of a silicon wafer is shown on the production line. Photo: Getty.
Five Differences Between U.S. and European Online Returns Habits
Returns remain one of the hardest parts of logistics to master for a retailer or e-commerce company.
A woman tries on clothes in her bedroom. Photo: Liza Summer/ Pexels.
Could Data Standards Solve the Supply Chain Crisis?
A lack of data sharing is one of today's most glaring issues in supply chain management. But just as important is that every stakeholder is on the same page — working with the same kind of data at the right time.
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Will Truckers’ Protests Be the Thing That Finally Breaks Supply Chains?
The slew of protests earlier this year by U.S. and Canadian truckers against COVID-19 protection measures caused some annoying traffic jams in a handful of cities. But whether they signal a serious, long-term threat to an already-challenged supply chain is questionable.
Demonstrators gather as rows of trucks sit parked during a protest near Parliament Hill in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. Photo: Bloomberg.
Truck Idling Is Burning Up Profits. Here Are Four Solutions.
Rising transportation costs are hitting more store shelves as shippers and carriers — particularly truckers — pass on to consumers the impact of soaring gas prices and an ongoing capacity crunch.
Four Benefits of a Digital Freight Marketplace
The precarious state of the global supply chain has sent shipping rates soaring, and carrier capacity remains a precious commodity.
Truck chassis sit at a shipping terminal. Photo: Getty Images.
Got Supply Chain Woes? Try Getting Flexible in These Three Areas
When shipping rates began to rise at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, there was hope that the situation would be short-lived. Unfortunately, two years later, it has become clear that shipping issues are here to stay.
A shopper carries a basket of groceries in a supermarket. Photo: Shutterstock.
The Keys to Pricing Power as Recession Looms
Executives need as many tools as possible at their disposal to weather both the COVID-19 pandemic and broader economic headwinds. Pricing power should be an integral part of any decision-maker’s toolkit.
An online shopper types their credit card information on a laptop. Photo: Shutterstock.
A Five-Step Guide to Responsible Sourcing and Procurement
Procurement operations are vital to building a resilient supply chain, and sourcing is critical to that success.
A shopper and her partner read the label on a grocery item. Photo: Pexels.
Multigenerational Labor Gap Calls for Creative Solutions, Report Says
In order to fill the labor force gap, it's important to understand who's missing.
Professionals meet in an office. Photo: Pexels.
Essential Workers Shafted by Ongoing Chip Shortage
Soaring car prices have the most impact on lower-paid employees who drive to work every day.
An American Toymaker Doubles Down on Sourcing in China During the Pandemic
A least one U.S. consumer-products manufacturer has no intention of giving up on China anytime soon.
A toddler plays with plastic toys. Photo: Getty.
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