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Put an end to information overload! Start the week off with a concise view of the key industry developments. On Monday we give you the news – without all of the noise. On Friday we give you a weekly wrap up top stories, including key data and market trends. We extract only what’s important – to give you a clear view of the market.
Supply Chain Strategist | Dec. 29, 2023
Materials prices remain flat; Carriers divided over Red Sea route; Dollar weakens;
Week in Review | Dec. 23, 2023
Nike still struggles; Retail markets show early signs of recovery; How e-commerce is dealing with returns; Giordano wins customer service recognition
Supply Chain Strategist | Dec. 21, 2023
Logistics face new challenges; Material prices remain stable; Talk about de dollarizing; Price rollbacks
Week in Review | Dec. 17, 2023
Retail shows mixed results; Central Banks pause rates; Shein and Temu Square Off;
Supply Chain Strategist | Dec. 14, 2023
Carriers push for higher rates; Materials prices remain stable; Opportunities in Pakistan; US dollar weakens; Banks pause rate hikes
Week in Review | Dec. 09, 2023
Earnings reports show market strains; Mix outlook for 2024 rate cuts; To catch a thief; Hidden job market for senior execs
Supply Chain Strategist | Dec. 07, 2023
Canals are newest logistics threat; Materials prices soften; Dollars strengthens; A practical approach to integrating new technology
Week in Review | Dec 03, 2023
Xmas sales start strong but the race is not over; EU inflation falls; Rate hikes are not over;
Supply Chain Strategist | Nov 30, 2023
Investors are now betting heavily on rate cuts by May 2024, but Central Banks still are not convinced that recent dips in inflation indicate that
Week in Review | Nov. 26, 2023
Be Practical … but Not Always Out-of-the-box, revolutionary ideas that seem impossible are often what ignite people most. That’s why it’s important to heed even
Supply Chain Strategist | Nov. 22, 2023
Ocean carriers struggle to cut capacity as rates fall; Mfgs turn to ‘fewer but better’ orders; US dollar remains flat; Materials prices soften