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Transportation Management: Page 170
Auto Manufacturers Form Pact on Human Rights, Sustainability, Ethical Standards
More than a dozen of the world's largest car makers have agreed on minimum human rights, environmental and business ethics standards for their global supply chains, according to the Automotive Industry Action Group (AIAG) in Michigan and CSR Europe in Brussels, which today jointly announced the "unprecedented agreement."
Esker Launches Tool to Automate Purchase-to-Pay Cycle
Esker Inc., a provider of systems for document automation, has launched an on-demand E-Purchasing tool.
Beleaguered World Airways Calls Its Quits After 66 Years
World Airways has announced that the company operated its last flight on March 26.
Container Shipping Industry Likely to See Continued Alliances or Mergers, Study Says
Consolidation in the container shipping segment via alliances or mergers is likely to accelerate due to persistent overcapacity and freight rates pressure, Fitch Ratings says.
Retailers Meet the Challenge of the Omni-Channel
ExtenData Offers New Version of MobileConductor for Android
ExtenData, a provider of systems for tracking inventory, assets, people and transactions within the supply chain, has developed a new version of MobileConductor.
Fleet Managers Must Balance Regulation, Costs and Customer Demands
Today's fleet managers are confronted with multiple challenges, from ongoing driver shortages to complex and oftentimes restrictive state and federal regulations, and that's just for starters. Add to that the specific concerns of food shippers, and the picture becomes even more complicated.
Ottawa's Rail Grain Transportation Legislation 'Heavy-handed'
CN expressed disappointment with Canadian government legislation tabled by Agriculture Minister Gerry Ritz and Transportation Minister Lisa Raitt to increase regulatory intrusion and oversight for rail grain transportation, and to introduce new rules for the extension of interswitching limits in the rail industry.
Chicago, Miami and L.A. Top List of U.S. Airports Fighting for Air Cargo Business
Top U.S. airports are engaged in a fight for a larger share of the challenged U.S. air cargo market, according to JLL's annual Airport Outlook Report. With world trade growing faster than demand for air cargo, both airports and air carriers face a significant challenge – how can they attract airfreight and fend off competition from other cheaper modes of transport such as intermodal and trucks?
A Forecast for the Cloud in Supply Chain and Logistics
Yusen Logistics Completes Fourth Expansion at Port of Duisburg
Yusen Logistics has completed the fourth expansion of its facility at the Port of Duisburg, Germany.
Risk of Financial Distress in Container Shipping Industry Rises for Third Straight Year, Study Finds
Beset by continued sluggish demand, a growing mountain of debt and a radically changing marketplace, listed companies in the global container shipping industry as a whole face a greater risk of financial distress, including possible bankruptcy, than at any time since 2010, and that risk has grown in each of those past three years. That's according to a new study from AlixPartners, the global business-advisory firm.
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