The coronavirus pandemic has plunged the U.S. and global economies into dire straits.

The 17 “rare earth” minerals that are essential to so many high-tech products today, from electric cars to magnets and military systems, aren’t literally rare, but their mining and production is.

Is the word “omnichannel” another way of saying “spoiled consumer”?

Easier said than done: that pretty well describes the task of shifting manufacturing out of China and back to the United States.

As a tool for managing key activities throughout the supply chain, has blockchain come of age? Or is it still mired in hype?

Artificial intelligence is everywhere in global business today, especially in the supply chain. But what exactly is this thing called “AI”?

Most of us fashion ourselves as rational beings, willing to change our minds when presented with facts that contradict our position. What a lovely fantasy.

Have the U.S. and China progressed from a trade war to a cold war?

Each year, 1.3 billion tons of food are lost or go to waste — and a third of those losses occur in transit.

Spending patterns in the transportation industry are a good barometer of the condition of the economy at large — but the results can be murky.