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Will the End of ‘Zero COVID’ Stabilize China’s Economy?
China may have scrapped its “zero-COVID” policies, but questions about the country’s continuing role in supporting global supply chains remain.
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Retail Predictions for 2023: Gaining Competitive Advantage Through Clean Contract Data
Retailers must rely on digital tools to help manage and optimize their operations impacted by inflation.
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Podcast | How a Specialty Vehicle Maker Weathered the Pandemic
A maker of emergency vehicles has managed to surmount its own set of supply chain emergencies.
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China Approves Merck’s Covid Therapy Amid Shortage of Drugs
The country has so far relied almost solely on homegrown medicines and vaccines to shore up immunity and treat COVID patients.
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U.K. PM Plans Imminent U.K. Strike Law and Urges Unions to Talk
The legislation would allow employers to fire striking workers in essential sectors and sue trade unions if they fail to provide a minimum level of service.
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Amazon, Other U.S. Tech Firms, Cut Jobs
The job cuts represent a swift about-turn for the retailer that recently doubled its basic pay ceiling to compete more aggressively for talent.
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Domino’s, Pizza Hut and Other Pizzerias Struggle to Find Delivery Drivers
For workers, rising fuel and car-maintenance costs have made the job less appealing.
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GM Retakes Crown From Toyota as U.S. Car Sales Leader
Like other automakers, GM was buoyed by steady demand and a rebound in fourth-quarter production even as higher financing costs flash a warning sign for 2023.
GM Chevrolet Silverado pickup trucks for sale in Colma, California. Photo: Bloomberg
Watch: How Are Parcel Companies Surviving in Difficult Times?
Dinesh Dixit, vice president of account management with LogiNext, describes the challenges that parcel companies are facing today, and how technology might ease their pain.
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Tesla Shares Continue Slide with Shrinking Demand and Logistics Snags
Once worth more than $1 trillion, Tesla lost more than 65% in market value in a tumultuous 2022.
Tesla Model S. Photo: Tesla
Germany Imports First LNG From the U.S. at New Uniper Terminal
Berlin fast-tracked its first LNG import terminals by renting five floating storage and re-gasification units.
The Hoegh Esperanza FSRU approaches Wilhelmshaven, Germany, on December 15. Photo: Bloomberg
2023: The Year to Overhaul Electricity Grids for a Better Future
Major grid upgrades are expensive, and utilities are under pressure to get the best “bang for the buck” for their investors and customers — scenarios that are not, normally, considered to be mutually compatible.
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