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General SCM: Page 597
Chinese Port Lease Near U.S. Troops’ Australian Training Ground Draws Fresh Scrutiny
The country’s prime minister, Anthony Albanese, has launched a review of a lease to operate the Darwin Port that was granted in 2015 to a unit of China’s Landbridge Group.
Chinese Cargo-Data Network Poses Growing Risks, U.S. Analysis Says
A congressional advisory body is urging legislators to strengthen U.S. defenses against China’s growing control of digital information related to global shipping and cargo, warning it could undermine national security and businesses.
Amtrak Aims for Net-Zero Greenhouse Gas Emissions by 2045
“Not only are trains convenient and comfortable, they are also one of the most sustainable modes of transportation,” Amtrak chief executive officer Stephen Gardner said in a statement.
Podcast | It’s Not Just About Microchips: An Overlooked Link in the High-Tech Supply Chain
Most of the recent talk surrounding high-tech manufacturing supply chains has been about the severe shortage of microprocessors. But equally important is the supply of printed circuit boards.
Solutions to the Supply Chain Bullwhip Effect
One of the curses of the Great Supply Chain Disruption of 2020 was the phenomenon known as “the bullwhip effect.”
Record Shipping Costs Add to Auto Industry’s Supply Chain Woes
Earnings for freighters that move autos and industrial machines across the globe have surged to about $80,000 a day, the highest in data since at least 2000.
United Airlines Staff at Heathrow to Vote on Strike Over Pay
United Airlines Holdings Inc. faces potential disruption in one of its most lucrative overseas markets as 300 workers at London’s Heathrow airport begin voting in a strike ballot over pay.
The African Supply Chain and Its New Trade Agreement
A new trade agreement can be Africa’s game-changer if stakeholders don’t miss the vital piece in the puzzle: the need for an efficient supply chain.
A World of Hurt — Updated CSCMP State of Logistics Report
The report is produced annually for the Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals (CSCMP) by global consulting firm Kearney.
Truck Duels Kick Off with Batteries Battling Fuel Cells for Top Spot
Companies like Nikola, Volvo and Daimler Truck are pursuing both battery-electric rigs and vehicles powered by hydrogen fuel cells, in a costly bet on two technologies.
Ford Stock Drops After Inflation Warning Adds to Gloomy Economic Commentary
The company said inflation is pushing supplier costs $1 billion higher than expected in the current quarter, joining the chorus of major corporations warning about challenges rippling through the economy.
Railroads’ Strategy Thrilled Wall Street, but Not Customers and Workers
The underlying strategies that strengthened railroads’ bottom lines have caused friction with customers, regulators and particularly workers — giving rise to a contract dispute that threatened a nationwide shutdown of the railway system.
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