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General SCM: Page 1269
Abundant Supply of Shale Oil Not Expected to Slow Continued Pumping
The United States has enough shale gas to supply the surge of recently announced petrochemical expansions and, despite anemic prices, producers have no plans to stop pumping as long as demand exists, a Southwestern Energy executive said Thursday.
Consumers Demand More from Retailers as Technology Makes More Possible
Eighty-six percent of respondents agree that omnichannel has meant that customer and consumer expectations of the organization have increased, according to a recent SAP survey. So, as consumers increasingly use new technologies and channels to guide their purchase decisions, consumer products companies have adapted omnichannel strategies to reach these customers directly, in addition to working through the retailer as in years past.
Extended Lean Supply Chains
UK Supply Chains Reportedly Vulnerable to Criminals 'Infiltrating' Workforce
The UK's Gangmasters Licensing Authority has warned it is seeing an increasing number of criminals "infiltrating" supply chains.
Canadian Government Favors Fossil Fuels Over Alternative Energy, Report Claims
Development of clean alternative energy resources has been growing in Canada and contributing significant employment opportunities. However, a new clean energy industry report has concluded that the federal government is ignoring those resources in favor of fossil fuels.
Downward Pressure on Oil Said to Be Likely to Continue
Following OPEC's decision at the end of November to maintain production at its current level, the Brent spot price of oil closed at $70.02 per barrel, down 39 percent from its closing price of $115.19 on June 19, 2014. Similarly, the WTI spot price fell by 39 percent over the same period, closing at $66.15 at the end of November. What's next? Will the price of oil continue to fall, and if so, how far? Will the price of oil level out? Or will it rebound?
Suppliers, Distributors Ready for Another Harsh Winter
For states in the northern half of the country, particularly the Midwest and Northeast, tough winters are expected. Prolonged freezing temperatures and heavy snowfalls rarely catch anyone off guard in those regions.
Shipping Emissions Labeled Substantial, With Worst Rates in Chinese, Malaysian Ports
Shipping emissions in ports are substantial, accounting for 18 million tonnes of CO2 emissions, 0.4 million tonnes of NOx, 0.2 million of SOx and 0.03 million tonnes of PM10 in 2011, according to an International Transport Forum's report. Around 85 percent of emissions come from containerships and tankers. Containerships have short port stays, but high emissions during these stays.
Follow the Money: Where Investors Place Their Supply Chain Bets
Innovative Packaging to Protect Intel's Product Line
Retailers' IT Security Initiatives Criticized as 'Window Dressing'
It's been a year since Target's data breach and retailers are still vulnerable even as the busiest shopping season kicks into high gear, warn security experts, largely due to a lack of focus on asset management.
Small-business Owners Upbeat About Sales Potential Heading Into Holiday Season, Study Says
Sixty-eight percent of small-business owners surveyed recently expressed optimism for the upcoming holiday season as retail sales are poised to increase nationwide.
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