It’s time to move beyond a status quo of putting up with regular disruptions to warehouse activities due to late or cancelled deliveries. This piece explores tools to alleviate common issues.
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Two product procurement firms allegedly conspired to rig bids on awards for Department of Defense MRO contracts, resulting in the U.S. being overcharged for products it purchased.
Honeywell’s AI in Retail Survey reveals how retailers are leveraging AI to improve employee development and enhance the customer experience.
East and Gulf Coast dockworkers and port operators reached a new six-year tentative labor agreement less than a week before deadline.
The figures showed a decline in sales driven by lower volumes, partially offset by acquisition benefits and a stronger than expected November.
QXO said it plans to transfer its stock listing, aiming to create a tech-forward leader in the building products distribution industry.
The act requires employers to implement injury prevention measures for workers performing material handling tasks.
President Biden cited national security concerns and the need for domestic steel production, sparking criticism from both companies.
The DOJ has petitioned the Supreme Court to lift an injunction blocking the CTA, which requires businesses to report beneficial owners to curb money laundering.
The December PMI report showed a rebound in production and a rise in new orders, showing slower contraction in U.S. manufacturing activity.
The repurchase is expected to begin in the second quarter as part of the company’s strategy to return cash to shareholders.
Hardlines distributor Orgill appointed a new COO, alongside several other executive promotions to strengthen its leadership team.
East and Gulf Coast port operators and union dockworkers are up against a Jan. 15 deadline to come to a new deal. Concessions still seem unlikely on both sides.
Sonepar sold Vallen Asia to the latter's leadership team in a management buyout, marking the company’s deconsolidation from Sonepar.
OSHA is withdrawing all but one citation issued against the company, while Amazon is required to improve ergonomic conditions throughout its facilities.
LindFast grows its comprehensive fabrication capabilities with the Illinois-based fasteners maker.
The company allegedly sold thousands of the devices that disable vehicle emission controls.
The company appointed a new GM for its manufacturing group, focused on enhancing sales team training, customer service and company growth.
The company allegedly provided an inventory management system at no cost to clients to entice them to make purchases.
Manufacturing respondents anticipate annual revenues to significantly increase from a relatively flat 2024.
