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Regulation & Compliance: Page 404
SmartDrive Systems Adds Coaching, Scoring to Safety Program
SmartDrive Systems has added Custom Coaching and Scoring services to its safety program.
How HP Is Working to Eliminate 'Conflict Minerals' from the Supply Chain
Upcoming Highway Bill Is Critical to Trucking Industry and to Shippers
USAF Solicits Competitive Bids on National Security Satellite Program
For the first time in a decade, the Air Force has opened up a rocket competition to launch the U.S. government's most sophisticated national security satellites. The Air Force released a request for proposal on Tuesday to companies that want to compete for a national security mission set to blast off in 2016.
Pharmaceutical Supply Chains: The Riskiest Business
All supply chains entail a certain degree of risk. But none faces a more daunting challenge than the business of pharmaceuticals.
Equilibrium in Workforce Supply & Demand Is Exception Today, Not the Norm, Study Says
Every economy's ability to compete depends on a steady supply of human capital and talent. When that supply is inadequate, imbalances result, creating serious threats not only to the economy but also to social and political stability and future development. This impact, moreover, extends beyond borders.
Obama Could Act on Foreign Workers' H-1B Visas Without Congressional Approval
With Congress failing to agree on immigration reform, President Barack Obama is promising to bring changes through executive actions. He has options that may have broad impacts on immigration generally, as well as the H-1B and green card visa systems.
Banning Big-Box Stores Can Hurt Local Retailers, Study Says
Sometimes city governments issue zoning requirements prohibiting the construction of giant retail stores. The latest: Swansboro, North Carolina, where town residents are hotly debating an ordinance that, in effect, would ban construction of a Walmart.
Nanotechnology in Manufacturing: Is It Toxic?
Is the use of nanotechnology in manufacturing and poisoning workers?
AEB Updates Supply-Chain Monitoring and Alerting App
AEB (Asia Pacific) Pte Ltd., a provider of information technology for global trade and logistics, has developed a new version of its ASSIST4 Monitoring and Alerting application.
What's in Your Haul? The Specialized Nature of Retail Hazardous Waste Transport
Transporting retail hazardous waste classified by the Environmental Protection Agency is not the standard in the world of trucking and transportation. There are multiple layers of complex logistics and risks involved in transporting this type of waste, making it a special niche within hazardous materials hauling.
GM Supplier Comes Under Federal Scrutiny for Alleged Defective Part
Senate investigators are widening the scope of the inquiry into General Motors' decade-long failure to recall cars with a defective ignition switch to also focus on the supplier that made the flawed part.
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