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Is Keystone XL Pipeline Project, Stalled for Years, About to Become Irrelevant?
When TransCanada first proposed the Keystone XL pipeline in 2008, the company hoped it would be done by 2012 and begin carrying heavy crude from the Alberta oil sands in Western Canada down to the U.S. Gulf Coast. Six years later the pipeline remains in limbo, stymied by Department of State reviews, route adjustments, lawsuits, environmental and economic studies, and (most important) an Obama administration that appears truly divided on the issue. Last month the State Department announced that no decision would come until after November's midterm elections.
How Railroads Are Investing in Transportation's Future
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A. Duie Pyle Launches Customized Solutions Group
A. Duie Pyle, a regional truckload, less-than-truckload and supply-chain services provider based in the Northeast, has launched its Customized Solutions Group.
Believe It or Not: Rail Route Joining U.S. and China!
According to Chinese state run media, discussions are being held on a possible 13,000 kilometer rail link to connect China to the U.S.
Managing Change in the Healthcare Supply Chain
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Daimler Trucks: On the Road to Continuous Improvement
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Why You Should Automate Your Warehouse
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Australian Court to Determine if Supermarket Company Mistreated Suppliers Over Pricing
Australian supermarket Coles is facing legal action over the way it reportedly treated suppliers in attempting to force down prices.
The More Things Change…
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Employees Want to Participate in Their Company's Social Responsibility Initiatives, Study Finds
Employee engagement in corporate social responsibility activities including environmental initiatives can demonstrably improve job performance, according to research from ESMT European School of Management and Technology.
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Chinese Accuse Pharmaceutical Executive of Bribery to Build Sales
A British senior executive working in China for the global pharmaceutical giant GlaxoSmithKline helped orchestrate a long-running bribery and fraud scheme that involved making secret payments to doctors, hospital staff and government officials to bolster drug sales, Chinese authorities said.
Coping With the Nightmare of Consumer-Product Recalls
My previous post covered the difficulty of tracing and ensuring the quality of automotive and aerospace parts. The job is just as tough for consumer packaged goods and food producers.
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