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Vaccine Hoarding May Backfire on Rich Nations as India Reels

For months, developed economies have hoarded COVID-19 vaccines and the raw materials needed to make them. Now, they’re being forced to act as an explosive outbreak in India raises the risk of new virus mutations that could threaten the wider world.

Employees work on the production of line for vials of Covishield, the local name for the COVID-19 vaccine developed by AstraZeneca Plc. and the University of Oxford, at the Serum Institute of India Ltd. Hadaspar plant in Pune, Maharashtra, India. Photo: Bloomberg.

Covid Battle Pivots to New Tactics to Get Shots to All Americans

The new focus — those who have been unable to sign up, are waiting to get a shot, or who have been reluctant or refused to be vaccinated — is a goal that requires different tactics involving smaller, more focused distribution.

Baskets of syringes at a COVID-19 vaccination site. Photo: Bloomberg.

CEVA Logistics’ Air Freight Division Introduces Two New Air Cargo Services

CEVA Logistics has announced the launch of two new solutions to its air cargo offering.

How K.C. Southern Morphed From Rail Dark Horse to $30 Billion Prize

In less than a year, Kansas City Southern has transformed from an industry wallflower to the belle of the ball, getting courted by Canada’s two biggest railroads.

A Kansas City Southern freight train. Photo: Bloomberg.

Century-Old Rail Rivalry Flares Up Over a $30 Billion Prize

Canadian National Railway Co.’s bid to wrest Kansas City Southern away from Canadian Pacific Railway Ltd. is rekindling a century-old rivalry and pitting former colleagues against each other.

Image: Bloomberg

The Shipping Industry Wants to Be Taxed for Its Carbon Emissions

It’s rare for an industry powered by fossil fuels to call for a tax on its own carbon emissions. Yet the shipping sector is doing just that.

Emissions from a cargo ship at dusk. Photo: Shutterstock.

Oakland Tops L.A. Area as Ships Inundate World’s Ports

It’s hard to predict when normality will return.

Source: Port of Oakland

When Is It Time to Expand Your Warehouse?

You should triage every available option before making a major commitment.

Biden Confronts Decades of Union Decline in Bid to Boost Pay

The globalization of supply chains, technological advancements that allow companies to replace labor, legal barriers to organizing and the shrinking share of factory workers — traditionally easier to organize — in the workforce have all taken a toll.

Source: Bloomberg

Supply Chain Leaders, It’s Time to Play Offense

Here are six plays to try.

Photo: Pexels

Fed Sees Supply-Chain Issues Growing Despite Better U.S. Outlook

The Federal Reserve is seeing both labor and material shortages mounting up across several sectors of the U.S. economy.

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Kroger Is Amassing a Robot Army to Battle Amazon, Walmart

Depending on whom you ask, Kroger is either making a gigantic mistake or solidifying its online future.

A delivery truck operated by Ocado Group Plc. Photo: Bloomberg.

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