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Watch: In Transportation, Survival Is a Delicate Balance

A company's transportation portfolio needs to ensure balance and agility, says Jennifer Kobus, vice president of transportation at Ulta Beauty.

Jennifer Kobus

Logiswift Opens Office in Houston

Logiswift, the Dubai-based provider of a software platform for supply chain orchestration, has opened its first office in the U.S., in Houston, Texas.

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Watch: Solving Retail Returns: It's About Profit, Not Cost

Retailers should change their mindset to view returns as a profit center, not a burdensome cost, says Itamar Zur, co-founder and chief executive officer of Veho.

Itamar Zur

Deadly Accident Exposes Danger in China’s Rush to Mine Coal

A deadly mine accident in northern China is casting a spotlight on the dangers inherent in the country’s effort to prioritize energy security by boosting coal production.

Rescue workers at the site of collapsed coal mine in Alxa League, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region.

Tesla, GM Among Carmakers Flocking to Mining Events Amid Battery Metals Scramble

Top automakers including Tesla, General Motors, and Ford are heading out on the mining conference circuit as soaring demand for metals used in electric vehicles ignites a scramble to lock in long-term supplies.

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Target Wants to Deliver Your Packages Faster With $100 Million Investment

The sorting centers are designed to further Target’s strategy of using its stores to handle online orders as it vies with Amazon.com Inc. and Walmart Inc. for sales.

Trucking as a Team Sport: Why Collaboration Is Essential Today

Without collaboration and total transparency, smaller trucking companies will fail to meet customer expectations.

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Chip Makers Turn Cutthroat in Fight for Share of Federal Money

AMD and Intel, both based in Santa Clara, California, have competed fiercely for the market for microprocessor chips.

A worker inspects a circuit board at a chip manufacturing plant. Photo: Getty.

Airlines Turn Market Darlings as Covid Forces Financial Clean Up

Unloved during the pandemic with their business paralyzed almost overnight, airlines that cut back to survive the crisis are now blowing through profit forecasts and luring back investors.

Virgin Australia aircraft at Sydney Airport.

Royal Mail Restarts Overseas Deliveries Following Cyber Attack

Royal Mail has resumed all international deliveries for parcels and letters which had been disrupted by a cyber attack in early January.

An employee sorts through letters at the Royal Mail Plc sorting office in Chelmsford, U.K.

Ohio Train Derailment Reveals Need for Urgent Reform, Workers Say

Workers and union officials cited the Norfolk Southern Railway derailment in early February as a glaring example of why safety reforms to the industry need to be made.

The scene of the Feb. 3, 2023, train derailment in East Palestine in Ohio. Photo: Bloomberg

How 3PLs Aid in Managing Cross-Border Logistics

Following are three ways in which 3PLs are optimizing cross-border distribution.

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How a Leading U.S. Floral Distribution Company Reduced Warehouse Labor Costs by 45% with RFID

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