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Facility Location Planning: Page 22
Why India Is the New Battleground Between Walmart and Amazon
No less an authority than Wikipedia attributes the origin of the proverb “the enemy of my enemy is my friend” to Sanskrit, an ancient Hindu language. How appropriate, then, that the saying’s latest proof point is the battle unfolding among global tech players in India.
Analysis: Africa Needs to Tackle Port Congestion
Africa needs to take advantage of the economic potential of its ports if it is to realize its growth ambitions, and investment is not always about building new ports or terminals. That's one of the key findings in a recent analysis of port development in sub-Saharan Africa issued by PwC.
Hyperloop Technology Surges Forward With Cargospeed Partnership
DP World and Los Angeles-based Virgin Hyperloop One this week launched their partnership, DP World Cargospeed — a venture intended to spearhead the development of hyperloop technology in the Middle East for the transportation of cargo.
Thailand Courts Foreign Investment, While Leadership Questions Remain
Thailand government officials have a number of colorful ways of characterizing the state of the nation’s economy just prior to the military coup of May, 2014.
The Infrastructure Crisis: What’s the Political Reality?
We never seem to lack for proposals to fix the nation’s broken transportation infrastructure. But the money to make it happen is always missing.
Better Than Amazon? How Bradley Jacobs Turned a $63M Bet Into a $12Bn Transportation Empire
Decades ago, Bradley Jacobs studied math and piano (classical and jazz) at Bennington and Brown before dropping out to make money. Now the balding 61-year-old CEO of XPO Logistics invokes that background to explain how he's parlayed sequential roll-ups in the gritty businesses of garbage collection, heavy equipment rentals and delivering stuff into a $2.6bn net worth.
Amazon Prime Reaches More Than 100 Million Members, CEO Jeff Bezos Says
Amazon.com Inc. Chief Executive Jeff Bezos said the e-commerce giant has exceeded 100 million paid Prime subscribers and will continue to invest to meet "ever-rising" customer expectations.
DHL Expands U.S. Footprint Alongside Global Trade Growth
DHL has been expanding its locations around the world to keep up with growing e-commerce and international trade demand — and its most recent expansion in southern California has doubled its intake capacity in Ontario, the company says.
Huge Break for Auto Companies As China Removes Ownership Caps
China will let foreign automakers from Volkswagen AG to Ford Motor Co. own more than 50 percent of local ventures, removing a two-decade restriction and giving a boost to global companies seeking to capture a greater share of the world’s largest car market.
U.S. Warehouse Market Getting Closer to Balance
The gap between warehouse demand and supply appears to be narrowing.
Warehouses Are Now Worth More Than Offices, Thanks to Amazon
While China slams the brakes on buying trophy properties and the retail apocalypse draws nigh, something less sexy but striking is going on in real estate.
FedEX to Roll Out 500 More Stores Inside Walmart
Package delivery company FedEx Corp said last week it will open 500 FedEx Office stores inside Walmart Inc’s U.S. locations, a partnership intended to help both companies attract new customers and handle online order returns.
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