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Charleston Looks to Have Deepest Port on U.S. East Coast
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has given its final substantive approval for the deepening of South Carolina's Charleston harbor to accommodate post-Panamax container ships.
Market for Drones Built to Inspect Wind Turbines Could Be Worth $6bn by 2024, Report Says
To inspect the blades of the more than 270,000 wind turbines operating globally, technicians have traditionally relied on binoculars and field scopes from the ground, or have scaled the turbines with the help of ropes or cables. Today, unmanned aerial vehicles are providing a safer option, with the benefit of higher-resolution imaging. Cumulative global revenue for wind turbine UAV sales and inspection services is expected to reach nearly $6bn by 2024, according to a Navigant Research report.
Consumers Rack Up Retail Sales, Apparently Unconcerned About Volatility in Financial World
Retail sales in the U.S. climbed for a second straight month, a sign consumers may be looking past recent volatility in financial markets.
Landesk Acquires Data Aggregator Xtraction Solutions
Landesk Software, a provider of applications for information-technology systems management, has acquired Xtraction Solutions, a vendor of business-intelligence tools.
Disruptive Mobile Technologies Key to Best Supply Chain Performance
Tying the Internet of Things to a strategy for mobile devices - wearables, tablets, smartphones - is not only forward-thinking, but gets to the heart of what good supply chain management is all about.
Inaugural Report on Best-Performing Cities in China Launched
Which cities in China have the most dynamic economies and why? The Milken Institute’s inaugural Best-Performing Cities China Report seeks to identify the urban areas with the most exceptional economic performance in the country.
MiX Telematics Adds Driver-Engagement Platform
MiX Telematics, a provider of truck fleet and mobile asset-management technology, has introduced MyMiX, a driver-engagement platform designed to help customers run safer and more efficient fleet operations.
CEVA Launches Weekly LCL Service From Singapore to New York
CEVA Logistics has launched a weekly less-than-containerload (LCL) service from Singapore to New York.
Most Small, Medium-sized Businesses in UK Prefer to Leverage Cash Flow to Fund Growth, Study Finds
A majority of UK business owners find it too time-consuming or expensive to borrow cash from their bank, according to the Working Capital Outlook Survey from C2FO, a working capital exchange.
Growth in Manufacturing Expected to Be Propelled by Construction Supply Chain
Economists from the Manufacturers Alliance for Productivity and Innovation expect the construction supply chain to be a primary driver of manufacturing growth over the next two years.
As Holidays Near, Retailers Struggle to Hire Warehouse Labor
Retailers are already planning for the busy holiday shopping season, and there could be a complication this year. As the unemployment rate drops, stores are having a hard time finding workers for their warehouses. They've ordered all kinds of new stuff for the holidays, but it's stuck in a bottleneck.
Does Target Finally Have the Right Leader to Fix Its Supply Chain Problems?
Target's supply chain woes are coming to a boil. Out-of-stocks and sometimes entirely empty shelves have become all too common, and have come to the attention of the national media.
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