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Carmakers Trigger Brexit Contingency Plans as 'No Deal' Fears Grow
Carmakers in Britain have triggered some Brexit contingency plans, and are working on redrawing production schedules and stockpiling more parts.
Four Ways to Drive Supplier Innovation
Buyers should develop an “outside in, inside out” dialogue.
Another Look Into the S.F. Roundtable’s Crystal Ball
Every year around this time, members of the San Francisco Roundtable of the Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals come together to debate an eternal question: What’s next?
Podcast | How to Build Your Brand on Amazon — and Survive
Consumer brands need Amazon.com. But how can they avoid being devoured by it?
Shipping’s New Arctic Routes May Not Thaw Cold Economic Reality
When the Venta Maersk sailed out of Vladivostok late last month, the container ship was laden with far more than just a load of seafood.
Extra Inventory, More Sales, Lower Prices: How Counterfeits Benefit Amazon
Jon Fawcett wanted to build a cellphone cable that wouldn’t fray. So he developed a charging cord wrapped in stainless steel sturdy enough to withstand an electric chainsaw.
Port Workers Plan Strike in L.A. to Challenge Logistics Firms
Warehouse workers and truck drivers at Los Angeles ports are planning to launch a three-day strike Monday, aiming to put pressure on logistics companies they claim owe them back wages.
Perspective | Startups Grow When They Extend Corporate Values Into the Supply Chain
In the rush to get to market, some companies overlook the benefits of extending their values into their supply chains.
Nafta’s Fate Hinges on a Four-Letter Word: Milk
For the seasonal salad at the popular Oz Kafe in Ottawa, the shavings of Gouda cheese are a salty and delicious culinary accompaniment. To the United States, they are an element of an increasingly bitter trade dispute over dairy products, one that threatens to undermine its decades-long agreement with Canada.
Here Are This Year’s Top 15 Supply Chains in Europe
Gartner Inc. has released the findings from its annual European Supply Chain Top 15, identifying supply chain leaders and highlighting their best practices.
Customs Delays of 30 Minutes Will Bankrupt One in 10 Firms, Say U.K. Bosses
Supply chain chiefs at 1,300 surveyed firms say firms are already stockpiling parts amid fear of no-deal Brexit.
Amazon Is Doling Out Raises in What Employees Call ‘Damage Control’
Amazon.com, fighting back against the image of poor working conditions at its warehouses, has been calling workers around the country into “all-hands” meetings in the past week where they’ve been given raises — of 25 to 55 cents an hour, according to employees.
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