The Wall Street JournalMore from The Wall Street JournalAll LogisticsShortage of Drivers May Weigh on Earnings of Trucking CompaniesTrucking companies are convincing shippers to pay more to move freight, but difficulty finding drivers could weigh on earnings.October 20, 2017Global Supply Chain ManagementFDA Commissioner Wants Closer Look at Health Claims on PackagingFood and Drug Administration Commissioner Scott Gottlieb says he wants to take a close look at health claims that food manufacturers make on their packaging.October 18, 2017All LogisticsFreight and Warehousing Firms Add Jobs in September, Bucking DownturnThe freight transport and warehousing sector defied the national downturn in hiring last month, adding 12,400 jobs as warehouse operators and package-delivery companies boosted payrolls at a rapid pace.October 16, 2017Global Supply Chain ManagementChina, the Biggest Buyer of America's Trash, Wants No MoreThere's one economic activity the U.S. does better than anyone. We're world champs in throwing stuff away.October 12, 2017All LogisticsBig-Rig Orders Post Another Monthly Increase on Improving Freight MarketTrucking companies accelerated big-rig orders for the fourth consecutive month, bolstered by strong manufacturing activity and an improving freight market.October 10, 2017Sustainability & Corporate Social ResponsibilityU.S. Auto Makers Step Up Plans for Electric VehiclesDetroit's largest auto makers ramped up plans for electric vehicles in coming years, the latest push from traditional car companies to respond to tougher emissions regulations and the prospect that some markets across the globe could eventually ban internal combustion engines powered with fossil fuels.October 6, 2017Business Strategy AlignmentWal-Mart Tries to Take Jet.com UpscaleOne year after Wal-Mart Stores Inc. bought Jet.com for $3.3bn, shoppers will get a glimpse of how it hopes to use the startup to battle Amazon.com Inc.October 4, 2017Inventory Planning/OptimizationHow Grocery Giant Aldi Plans to Conquer America: Limit ChoiceDim lighting bounces off brownish-tiled floors. The shelves are sparsely filled with cardboard boxes. Checkout lines stretch to oblivion. There is nothing super about these stores.October 2, 2017Global Supply Chain ManagementFor Holiday Hires, It's Already Beginning to Look a Lot Like ChristmasShoppers like to complain that holiday decorations appear earlier and earlier. This year, so are the job ads.September 28, 2017All LogisticsMakers of Fuel-Guzzling Big Rigs Try to Go GreenThe average big rig travels less than 7 miles on a gallon of diesel fuel, making it one of the least-efficient vehicles on the road. Truck manufacturers want to change that.September 26, 2017Previous PagePage 12 of 20Next Page
