BloombergMore from BloombergAll LogisticsElon Musk’s Shanghai Outlook Belies Supply Chain SnarlsElon Musk says Tesla’s Shanghai factory is “back with a vengeance” after a three-week Covid-induced shutdown. But his bullishness belies concern the plant has only enough components to last about a week even at reduced capacity — highlighting the challenges snarled supply chains pose to manufacturers.April 21, 2022All LogisticsTexas Governor’s Border Slowdown Cost $4 Billion, Research ShowsTexas’s economy took a more than $4 billion hit in April after Governor Greg Abbott’s order to ramp up on security at the border resulted in shipping delays and bridge blockades, according to a new analysis.April 21, 2022Global Trade & EconomicsUkraine War Gives U.S. LNG Chance to Shed Its StigmaThe experts and employees of Cheniere Energy Inc., the largest U.S. exporter of natural gas, are part of a high-stakes campaign to show Europe that as it abandons Russian gas, it can substitute the American variety without fear. Their job is to find the most efficient leak detecting system.April 20, 2022All LogisticsRobot Truckers Could Replace 500K U.S. JobsThe robots will take the most tedious, most dangerous jobs first, in most things. Trucking is no exception.April 20, 2022All LogisticsShanghai Factory Restarts Fall Short on Lack of Parts, TruckersEven those companies in China whose factories are operating under so-called closed-loop systems may be forced to stop work due to parts shortages or logistical challenges that make moving people and goods around the country near impossible.April 19, 2022All LogisticsMethane Leaks Make LNG-Powered Ships Dirtier Than Other VesselsMethane leaks from ships using liquefied natural gas as fuel make most of the vessels dirtier than ones using diesel or heavy fuel oil, a new analysis shows.April 19, 2022All LogisticsA New Way to Ship Alcohol Could Eliminate Single-Use BottlesMany efforts to reduce waste in the beverage industry have concentrated on recycling the billions of plastic containers, aluminum cans and glass bottles used each year. But one of the easiest and most cost-effective ways to cut emissions, energy and consumption of raw materials is to rethink the way drinks are packaged and transported.April 18, 2022HR & Labor ManagementShanghai Unveils Business Restart Plan on Supply Chain WoesShanghai published plans to resume work in the city after weeks of COVID-19 lockdown snarled supply chains and dealt a blow to the Chinese economy.April 17, 2022Transportation & DistributionBiden’s Hydrogen Hub Plan Sparks $8 Billion Race Among U.S. StatesA hydrogen economy that runs factories and power plants on the clean-burning fuel may be years down the road, but that hasn’t stopped U.S. states from jockeying for a share of the $8 billion in federal funds earmarked for so-called hydrogen hubs.April 15, 2022All LogisticsProduce Worth Millions Gets Stuck in Blockade by Mexico TruckersGrocery stores in some parts of the U.S. are expected to run out of certain perishable goods Easter weekend because of a Mexican truckers’ blockade that has stranded millions of dollars worth of fresh produce.April 14, 2022Previous PagePage 174 of 357Next Page
