SupplyChainBrainMore from SupplyChainBrainAir CargoAirlines Cash in as Flexible Work Changes Travel PatternsThe ability to work remotely, full or part time, has allowed Americans to travel more and to combine personal and professional trips — a transformation that carriers are planning around.October 21, 2022Global GatewaysSouthern California’s Notorious Container Ship Backup EndsThe queue of container ships waiting for berths at the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach fell to just four vessels this week.October 21, 2022Global Trade & EconomicsU.K.’s Asos Sees Big Loss as Shoppers Cut Back on FashionAsos and its rival Boohoo were seen as a poster children for the shift to online shopping. But they have struggled as people have returned to stores.October 20, 2022Global Trade & EconomicsPrologis Signals Caution in Industrial Property DevelopmentPrologis says it is pulling back on speculative projects, as the business braces for a potential economic downturn.October 20, 2022All LogisticsPalletTrader Launches as Supply Chain Industry’s First Marketplace for Sourcing, Buying and Selling Wooden PalletsWhile the majority of PalletTrader’s market is expected to be what are called “white wood” pallets, the platform can accommodate all other types of pallets.October 20, 2022Global Trade & EconomicsFashion Industry Gets Torn by Europe’s Soaring Energy BillsThe clothing makers are fearful of raising their own prices in case it pushes customers such as H&M and Zara to suppliers outside the European Union.October 19, 2022LTL/Truckload ServicesFreedom Convoy: Ottawa “Lost Control” of Protests, Mayor SaysThere was confusion and frustration between the municipal, provincial and federal governments as well as local police as they sought a solution to end the protests.October 19, 2022All LogisticsIndustrial Robot Installations at an 'All-Time High' — Half a Million in One YearAltogether, the number of robots currently operational around the globe is reckoned to be about 3.5 million units — roughly the population of Uruguay.October 19, 2022Global Trade & EconomicsGlobal Labor Rates Comparison Shows China is no Longer the Low-Cost Labor MarketManufacturing wages have risen in China, making the country no longer the global go-to place for low-cost labor, argues The Reshoring Institute.October 18, 2022Global GatewaysU.K. Unions Will Fight Government Over Workers' Rights, Vows TUCU.K. unions are ready to take on the government if it attempts to strip away workers' rights, the head of the Trades Union Congress — the umbrella movement for the U.K.'s major unions — has said.October 18, 2022Previous PagePage 323 of 588Next Page
