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Pfizer Builds Breakthrough App for Global Visibility of Its Supply Chain

For a biopharmaceutical company as large as Pfizer, achieving truly comprehensive supply chain visibility is a mammoth undertaking.

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Trade Wars: Managing the New Supply Chain Landscape

As industry sectors scramble to cope with an unknown trade landscape, digital supply chain management platforms can help.

Building a Business Case for Real-Time Shipment Visibility

Real-time shipment visibility is universally desired by shippers, carriers and customers. But its bottom-line value is rarely discussed.

Kansas Rail Company Breaks Up a Bottleneck at the U.S.-Mexico Border

Kansas City Southern launches a United Cargo Processing Facility to speed up the movement of trains at the Laredo-Nuevo Laredo border crossing.

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Instacart Is Breaking Up With Whole Foods, Thanks to Amazon

In 2014, when Instacart was a younger grocery-delivery startup, Whole Foods was its first major relationship. A lot has changed since then.

Unprecedented Online Holiday Sales Could Have Costly Aftermath for Retailers

Black Friday results have reinforced that this U.S. holiday shopping season will be one of the best in recent memory. But even in good times, there are concerns for retailers.

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Black Friday Backlog: Canada’s Postal Strikes Near ‘Crisis Territory’ for Retailers

Rotating strikes are threatening Canada's holiday shopping rush, with the government resisting calls to end a dispute that has undelivered parcels piling up.

Pot in Armored Trucks: Brink's Co. Is Turning Into a Cannabis Play

Brink’s Co., best known for its armored trucks, may have just turned itself into a derivative pot play.

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FedEx to Lift Prices Twice Inflation Rate

FedEx will boost most prices by an average of 4.9 percent starting in January, more than double the expected rate of U.S. inflation next year, as freight demand surges.

FedEx CEO Stares Down Threat From Amazon's Own Delivery Network

FedEx Corp. Chief Executive Officer Fred Smith isn’t sweating Amazon.com Inc.’s move to expand its own delivery network.

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UPS Tells Shippers to Prepare for Freight Strike

United Parcel Service Inc. is telling customers to make alternative shipping plans in case of a strike in its smaller freight division.

Global Shipping Freight Rates Slump as Trade Slows

The cost of hiring container ships has plunged 24 percent from a multi-year peak while raw material vessel rates have slumped 10 percent from a five-year high.

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