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Keys to Designing and Building Automation Projects

General contractors must embrace their new role as technology experts to better help clients navigate how and when to best utilize innovations of today.

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Manufacturers Need to Improve the Lot of Restive Frontline Workers

There may indeed be a disconnect between frontline workers and their employers, but a new survey suggests that the latter are making a sincere effort to repair it.

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Wild Coffee Market Pushes Trader Mercon Into Bankruptcy

CEO Oscar Sevilla said in a December 6 letter to clients seen by Bloomberg News that “the macroeconomic factors working against Mercon have persisted for longer than expected."

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How Manufacturers Benefit from Automation-as-a-Service

Combined with AI & AR/VR, AaaS streamlines operations, reduces costs, and increases productivity.

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Watch: Top Challenges Facing Today's Supply Chains

David Salerno, director with 4flow, summarizes the top challenges that supply chains are facing today, and recommends how companies should be equipped to manage the resulting complexities.

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Arrest Made in London Following Sale of Unapproved Engine Parts

The arrest and seizure of materials took place during a raid in London, the U.K. Serious Fraud Offices said December 6.

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Can the Blue-Collar Sector Fix Its Gen Z Problem?

Only 14% of Gen Zers would consider industrial work as a career, and 26% said they would only take on industrial work as a short-term career.

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Warehousing and Storage Most Stressful Industry in U.S., Report Finds

Ninety-three percent of the workers in the warehousing/storage industry reported they were paid hourly while an additional 12% said they had to take on another job.

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TuSimple Shuts Down U.S. Operations Amidst Buyer Search

The company laid off 75% of its U.S. staff on December 4, bringing TuSimple’s total global workforce to just 700 full-time employees.

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Israeli Ships Reroute to Avoid Houthi Attacks

Ships have begun diverting from passage through the Suez Canal, instead sailing around the Cape of Good Hope, clocking up 7,000 extra nautical miles.

Haifa, Israel. Photo: iStock.com/Kateryna Mashkevych

Airbus Needs to Deliver 97 Jets in December to Meet 2023 Goal

The planemaker shipped 64 jets in November, it said December 5, bringing the tally to 623 for the first 11 months of 2023.

An Airbus sign outside one of the factory buildings located at Broughton, England. Photo: iStock.com/Ceri Breeze

Competitors Buy Majority of Yellow Properties at Auction

The remaining Yellow Corp properties are expected to be sold for hundreds of millions of dollars over the coming months, said a person familiar with the process.

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How a Leading U.S. Floral Distribution Company Reduced Warehouse Labor Costs by 45% with RFID

Recycled Tagging Fasteners: Small Changes Make a Big Impact

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