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Potential Entry of Freight Trains into UK Cities Tested
Freight trains, carrying critical business supplies into major cities in the UK, may start rolling again for the first time in over 20 years, following a test train from Rugby to London's Euston Station on June 5, which the operator claims delivers a faster service, and potentially saves thousands of tonnes of carbon emissions compared to that of road haulage.
Consumers Love Free Shipping, Demand More Flexibility When Shopping Online
Online shoppers want retailers to make it easier to purchase their goods and services. Consumers also want websites and stores to work better together. For now, they also prefer to evaluate and purchase products from their desktops rather than their mobile devices, and when it comes to shipping and returns "free" is a driving factor to complete the sale. These and other findings appear in the third annual UPS Pulse of the Online Shopper study, conducted earlier this year by comScore.
The Big Transportation Funding Debate: To Toll or Not to Toll
Just about everybody wants to revitalize the nation's crumbling transportation infrastructure. Too bad we can't agree on how to pay for it.
Sedex Partners With World Bank on Open Supply Chain Platform
Sedex Global, a specialist in aiding companies in the development of responsible and ethical business practices within their supply chains, has partnered with the World Bank Institute to develop the Open Supply Chain Platform.
IBM Unveils New Cloud-Based and On-Premise B2B Applications
IBM has developed new cloud-based and on-premise business-to-business software to aid engagements between buyers and suppliers.
Accellos Unveils Performance Group for Home Furnishing Retailers
The Accellos Performance Group of Accellos Inc. is now open to all home goods and furnishings retailers.
100m Euro Fund Opens to Strengthen UK Supply Chains
A £100m fund to help companies strengthen their domestic supply chains and bring manufacturing back to the UK has opened for bids.
EU Probes Tax Schemes of Major Corporations Active in Europe
The European Union's top antitrust official has opened an investigation into the way countries including Ireland provide tax arrangements that enable big multinational corporations like Apple to reduce their tax bills worldwide.
The Generation Gap
Middle East Expands as Global Hub
The Middle East offers "extremely lucrative" opportunities for companies able to take advantage of the region's emergence as a global logistics hub, said Essa Al-Saleh, president and CEO of Agility Global Integrated Logistics.
AB InBev Initiates Carbon Emissions Cut in Logistics
Anheuser-Busch InBev pledged to reduce the company's carbon emissions in logistics operations by 15 percent by the end of 2017 against a 2013 baseline.
Certain Supply Chains Lag Behind the Rest
Supply chains in engineering and manufacturing lag ten years behind other industries. So says research by Lisa Harrington of lharrington group, who argues that engineering and manufacturing businesses must re-evaluate their approach to supply chain management and respond to their industry's driving trends to remain competitive in today's volatile business environment.
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