BloombergMore from BloombergAll LogisticsGlobal Supply Chains Near Make-or-Break Point for Easing in 2022Global supply chains are nearing a turning point that’s set to help determine whether logistics headwinds abate soon or keep restraining the global economy and prop up inflation well into 2022, according to several new barometers.January 25, 2022Global Trade & EconomicsHouse Unveils China, Chips Bill, Paving Way for Senate DealThe House of Representatives unveiled its legislation to bolster U.S. research and development to better compete with China and aid the domestic semiconductor industry, in a bid to negotiate a final bill this year with the Senate.January 25, 2022Global Supply Chain ManagementBoeing's Jet-Building Frenzy Rests on Fragile Suppliers Short on LaborAfter a talent exodus, the twin tragedies of its 737 Max jets falling from the sky, and stiff competition from rivals — on top of Covid’s blow to air travel — Boeing is gearing up for a production resurgence that will help mount the industry's steepest ramp-up in modern aviation history.January 25, 2022All LogisticsSleepy Truckers Get Forgotten in Supply Chain CrisisPresident Biden’s sweeping infrastructure law was supposed to ease problems for the trucking industry and relieve supply chain woes, but the law overlooked a vital necessity for truckers: Parking.January 25, 2022All LogisticsLogistics Giants Are Turning to Remote-Run Forklifts Amid Labor CrunchAs omicron infections keep workers at home and labor shortages disrupt the world’s supply chains, two of the biggest logistics companies in the U.S. are looking to remote-operated equipment as a solution.January 24, 2022High-Tech/ElectronicsIntel’s $20 Billion Ohio Chip Hub Will Be World’s LargestIntel Corp. plans to spend $20 billion on a chipmaking hub on the outskirts of Columbus, Ohio, which the company expects to grow to be the world’s biggest semiconductor-manufacturing site.January 23, 2022All LogisticsCan a Self-Driving 40-Ton Truck Be Safe? Developers Say YesShipping companies and software developers are experimenting with self-driving trucks as a way to solve a driver shortage worsened by the COVID-19 pandemic, drawing fire from safety advocates who call the technology a risk to motorists.January 21, 2022All LogisticsLA, Long Beach Ports Move Record Cargo Despite LogjamsThe Port of Los Angeles moved record cargo volumes last year amid an import surge at the U.S.’s biggest container gateway and supply chain snarls brought on by the pandemic.January 21, 2022All LogisticsNightmare Vaccine Logistics Are Prolonging the Global PandemicLack of supply was the biggest threat initially to the vaccination programs of developing nations. Now, it’s logistics.January 20, 2022All LogisticsLA Port Truckers Seek to Unionize in New Gig Work ShowdownHundreds of truckers who haul goods at Southern California ports and railyards are petitioning to unionize, hoping to convince federal authorities they’re really employees and not contractors as their company claims.January 20, 2022Previous PagePage 187 of 357Next Page
