The PIE Program provides a path for companies to manufacture high-quality, low-cost goods.

Raj Subramaniam hinted at further collaboration between FedEx Express and FedEx Ground ahead of the company’s investors meeting.

The deal is part of DB Schenker's ambitions to become a major transportation player in North America.

Contractors are racing to make apartments ready for move-in — using new tactics to navigate logistics woes.

Chipmakers are carrying more buffer stock in order to combat growing shortages of key materials, said David Zinsner.

The retailer is scheduling earlier inventory receipts after factory shutdowns pushed the retailer to rely more on airfreight.

FourKites X will use FedEx data to help businesses better respond to shipping disruptions.

Truckers are taking three times longer to return chassis than they did before the pandemic, the company says.

The $1 billion facility will help support a supply chain strategy that rapidly responds to changing consumer demand. 

The agency is planning to only require climate disclosures from companies that have publicly committed to curbing scope 3 emissions, said SEC Chair Gary Gensler.

In today’s workplace, fewer younger employees view boomers as behind the times of technology.

In some regions, customers pay a fee to return online purchases to third-party drop-off points. It may mark a turning point for companies.

The Ocean Shipping Reform Act allows for more enforcement of rising fees. But shippers say the law isn’t a “silver bullet."

Procurement managers have options to alleviate the pressure, but they should plan now for the holiday season.

The Gap-owned retailer is rebalancing its inventory mix after shipping delays left the company with excess product that is "out of sync" with consumer preferences.

Food and beverage companies are turning to packaging as a way to reduce their environmental footprint.

Amazon is still in talks with regulators for the permits it needs to deliver light packages in less than an hour.

Pilot programs are already underway to improve diaper and paper towel manufacturing, the companies say.

Issues at the Arkansas facility led to a voluntary recall of several product categories and the temporary closure of some 400 stores.

Industry groups praised the bill, which legislators say will reduce shipping costs and promote U.S. exports.