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Drug Companies, Not 'Middlemen', Are Responsible for High Drug Prices

As pharmaceutical companies have faced more heat for their pricing practices, they’ve found someone else to blame: “middlemen” who extract discounts from drugmakers.

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How a ‘Value-Based’ Approach Is Transforming Healthcare Services and Supply Chains

Certain shifts in business strategy seem so shockingly obvious in retrospect that you have to wonder why they weren’t common practice all along.

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The End of Cheap Shipping From China

The White House wants to put an end to low-cost shipping from overseas, a move widely supported among U.S. e-commerce sellers.

Trade War Disrupts Supply Chains, and Spurs a Slow Shift From China

The U.S.-China trade war is miring global supply chains in increasing uncertainty — with over half of U.S. companies with global supply chains reporting adverse impact.

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How Telematics and Data Aid in Reaching Sustainability Goals

As businesses push to keep up with customer expectations, they’re also faced with a responsibility to do so in a more sustainable way.

Centralize Packaging Material Sourcing and Design to Overcome Volatile Trade

An innovative approach can reduce supply-chain costs by up to 40 percent — while enabling sustainability gains and greater brand assurance.

The Science of ‘Fingerprinting’ Products in the Supply Chain

The term “forensic science” conjures up images of police dramas and crime investigations. But it turns out to have a strong connection to global supply chains, too.

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Shipping Industry Stares Down New Fuel Restrictions

Tens of thousands of cargo ships, tankers, container ships and cruise liners belch noxious sulfuric gases and fine particles that drift over cities and cover them with smog.

U.K. Government Investigates Fashion Retail Supply Chains

Members of Parliament are asking U.K. clothing retailers to disclose information about working conditions and sustainability in their supply chains.

How Simulators Can Help to Alleviate the Driver Shortage

The nationwide truck driver shortage just keeps getting worse. Can technology come to the rescue?

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Why Your Organization Needs ISO 45001 for Occupational Health and Safety

Keeping workers safe is one of your most important concerns as an employer. This need has been recognized by the International Organization for Standardization — and is codified in new ISO guidelines and certification: ISO 45001.

Will Nissan Stay Once Britain Leaves? How One Factory Explains the Brexit Dilemma

In the 1980s, Thatcher’s government sold Britain as “a gateway to Europe.” Nissan came to Sunderland and thrived — but now its future is uncertain.

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