SupplyChainBrainMore from SupplyChainBrainSourcing/Procurement/SRMProcureCon Total Talent Looks Ahead at 2026 EventThe second edition of ProcureCon Total Talent returns for another exciting year.October 30, 2025Rail & IntermodalVirgin Trains May Run Chunnel ServiceVirgin will first need to enter into a commercial agreement with Eurostar, secure finance, access to track and stations, and get safety approvals from U.K. and EU authorities.October 30, 2025Global Trade & EconomicsToyota Says It Did Not Promise Trump $10B Investment in U.S.A Toyota executive said the topic of investment did not come up when Akio Toyoda, the firm’s chairman, spoke with Trump at a U.S. embassy event on October 28.October 29, 2025Air CargoBoeing’s Q3 Shows Mixed ResultsAnalysts said that the size of the 777-9 charge was disappointing, but that they were encouraged by the company’s overall direction.October 29, 2025Air CargoU.S. Blocks Some Cargo, Passenger Flights from Mexico in Trade SpatAfter dismissing recent diplomatic engagements as insufficient, the DOT has made it clear that the freeze on Mexican carrier growth will remain in place.October 29, 2025Artificial IntelligenceGartner: Manufacturing Industry Needs Reset on Advanced AutomationTwo-thirds of organizations aren't pursuing necessary aggressive redesigns of their manufacturing operations, even with growing expectations around the use of advanced automation.October 29, 2025Pharmaceutical/BiotechLogiPharma 2026: Leading Global Life Sciences Supply Chain EventTaking Place in Vienna, April 14-16, 2026October 28, 2025Facility Location PlanningGoogle Looks to Restart Iowa Nuclear Plant to Power AI Data CentersStarting in 2029, Google plans to purchase power from the 615-megawatt Duane Arnold Energy Center plant to grow the company's cloud and AI infrastructure in Iowa.October 28, 2025Last Mile DeliveryUPS Reports 48K Layoffs So Far in 2025Roughly 34,000 of the cuts were to drivers and warehouse workers, while the remaining 14,000 layoffs were to UPS's management.October 28, 2025Artificial IntelligenceAmazon to Cut 14,000 Corporate JobsAlthough the layoffs represent a small portion of Amazon’s global workforce of 1.55 million employees, the figure represents a significant part of its roughly 350,000 corporate employees.October 28, 2025Previous PagePage 73 of 582Next Page
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