The “IMO Scramble” isn’t the name of a new breakfast dish at a fast-food restaurant. It describes the plight of ocean carriers, who find themselves woefully unprepared for a new mandate on switching to cleaner-burning fuel.

Is the country experiencing a new assertiveness by labor in its dealings with management?

When it comes to eliminating bribery and corruption from your supply chain, who is this “foreign public official” that you have to worry about?

We’re currently in a strong economy, with low unemployment, but a lot of workers are afraid it won’t last.

U.S. agricultural exporters weathered a tough year in 2018, and the forecast looks no better for the remainder of 2019.

Hourly workers in retail and logistics are existing on extremely thin economic margins.

A big new distribution center in Pennsylvania for True Value Co. is just one part of an ambitious investment to optimize and overhaul the hardware wholesaler’s entire supply chain.

The type of forensic techniques that detectives have long deployed to solve crimes can now be used to identify the origin of manufactured goods in the supply chain.

There are plenty of stories of women succeeding as executives in the supply chain. But the industry has a long way to go before achieving true parity.

Effective emergency response to a natural disaster requires rapid, coordinated action among multiple parties. Suffice to say that such a level of efficiency has been sadly lacking in many prior relief efforts. Can blockchain make it happen?