coronavirus
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Virus snarls illegal drug supply chain
Lockdowns are disrupting everything from production to transport to sales
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U.S. loosens rules to let workers return
New guidelines make it easier for essential workers who have been exposed to COVID-19 to get back to work if they do not have symptoms
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Warehouse workers walking off the job
Some Instacart, Amazon workers strike as jobs get riskier
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Food retailers boost wages for warehouse and retail workers
Companies also launching a hiring spree to keep up with demand
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Pandemic will force companies to rethink operations
Investments in lights-out distribution among the adaptations expected, report says
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US$8.3B measures being enacted to combat coronavirus
Legislation will provide federal public health agencies money for vaccines, tests and potential treatments, and help state and local governments prepare for and respond to the threat
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China trade fell by more than 50 percent in February
Overall trade activity in the region fell by a remarkable 56 percent in the week of February 16th
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LogiMAT 2020 to go ahead in spite of virus fears
Agency assesses risk to health of the population in Germany as low to moderate
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Retailers see lower imports in February thanks to coronavirus
Chinese factories may still closed much longer than usual for the time of year
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Hyundai’s supply chain disrupted by virus outbreak
If much of industrial China remains on lockdown for the next few weeks, Western importers will start to run out of the goods they depend on