SupplyChainBrainMore from SupplyChainBrainAir CargoBoeing-DOJ ‘Sweetheart Deal’ Decried by Victim’s WifeThe proceedings mean that, for the first time, the company will be formally charged in court in relation to the two crashes, and will have to plead guilty or not guilty.January 26, 2023Ocean TransportationMaersk and MSC to End Global Shipping AllianceWith the world’s two biggest shipping lines now breaking up, carriers in the remaining alliances may seek new partners.January 26, 2023HR & Labor ManagementFord to Cut 3,200 Jobs in Europe and Move Some Work to U.S.Most of the 2,500 jobs in product development and up to 700 in administrative roles the automaker is hoping to cut are located in Germany.January 25, 2023Air CargoAirfreight Operators Favor Regional Airports Over HubsRegional airports are benefitting as manufacturers and logistics middlemen look for faster paths to factories.January 25, 2023Global Trade & EconomicsIMF Chief Says Global Economic Outlook ‘Less Bad’ Than FearedThe prospects for China had brightened since the abandonment of the zero-COVID strategy, while strong labor markets had boosted consumer spending.January 24, 2023Last Mile DeliverySmall Package-Delivery Companies Grow as Businesses Seek Alternatives to UPS, FedExRegional and other carriers still have less than 10% of the U.S. market, but the share is growing.January 24, 2023Industrial ManufacturingU.K. Steel Industry a Whisker Away From Collapse Says UnionUnite has accused the government of taking "little meaningful action" to help the industry, leaving the sector "at breaking point."January 23, 2023Food & BeverageWorst Avian Flu in U.S. History Is Hitting PoultryEgg supplies are strained, with an industry group estimating there are about 6% fewer hens laying eggs than normal nationwide.January 23, 2023Air CargoFleet Enable Bringing Final-Mile Tech to Air Cargo MarketSoftware expert lets carriers automate orders, routing, billing and more.January 20, 2023Global Trade & EconomicsGoogle Parent Firm Alphabet to Cut 12,000 Jobs WorldwideTech firms laid off more than 150,000 workers globally in 2022, with a further 38,800 layoffs already announced in 2023.January 20, 2023Previous PagePage 309 of 588Next Page
