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China Has Whole Towns Focused Entirely on Making Electric Cars
President Xi Jinping wants the nation’s 500 electric car makers to be magnets for ancillary industries as he pushes to build a manufacturing superpower by 2025.
0612 China Has Whole Towns
Sealand - A Maersk Company Launches Hispaniola Service
Sealand - A Maersk Company, the Intra-Americas regional ocean carrier of the Maersk Group, this week introduced Hispaniola, a new direct, all-water service that connects South Florida's Port Everglades with the Dominican Republic and Haiti.
National Transportation Institute Announces Release of Quarterly National Survey of Driver Wages for Q1 of 2019
The National Transportation Institute noted a significant change in the pace of pay moves by carriers and historic mileage pay rates within the findings shared in its National Survey of Driver Wages report for the first quarter of 2019.
Chinese Exporters Dodge Tariffs With Fake Made-in-Vietnam Labels
Some Chinese exporters are going to extreme lengths to avoid the hit from Trump’s tariffs.
0611 Chinese Exporters Dodge Tariffs
Don’t Sacrifice Security for Fast Shipping
How can smaller online sellers compete with the fast-shipping options of giant retailers?
0611 Dont Sacrifice Security
CEOs Are Hedging Against the Chaos of a Full-On Trade War
Toyota now has a "virtual war room" of about 150 employees mapping out the impact of various U.S. trade policy scenarios.
Source: Bloomberg
‘Punched in the Face’: U.S. Floods Snarl Trucks, Trains, Barges
Hundreds of barges are stalled on the Mississippi River, clogging the main circulatory system for a farm-belt economy battered by a relentless, record-setting string of snow, rainstorms and flooding.
Source: Bloomberg
MilliporeSigma Launches Four-Year Push for Packaging Sustainability
The quest for supply-chain sustainability requires paying as much attention to the package as the product inside it.
0610 Millipore Sigma Launches Four
Improving Supply Chain Efficiency Through IoT Technology
The global supply chain has become extremely complex. Proctor and Gamble has more than 75,000 suppliers, while Walmart counts more than 100,000. With so many suppliers in the mix, companies are finding it extremely challenging to keep tabs on their shipping containers.
0610 Improving Supply Chain Efficiency
How to Modernize Your EDI Effectively
How to Modernize Your EDI Effectively
Tiny Magnets Could Be China's Destructive New Trade-War Weapon
China could maximize harm on the U.S. economy not just by slashing flows of rare-earth materials, but by curbing supplies of small, powerful magnets that use them.
0607 Tiny Magnets Could Be
Why Southeast Asia Should Want the World’s Junk
A true circular economy can’t be national or even regional. It has to be global.
0430 A Trashy Alternative Fuel
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