Warehouse
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E-commerce, elevated inventories to keep warehouse demand hot, Prologis head says
Online growth, higher inventory levels are trends that will likely last, Moghadam says.
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No more room at the logistics warehouse inn, Prologis says
With business booming, the logistics warehouse titan reports better-than-expected results and raises full-year estimates.
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How warehouses can streamline safety training for peak-season hires
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that distribution and logistics employment from 2019 to 2022 is expected to grow almost 30%.
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New management of GXO stops into an online forum to tell its story
The company is so new that there isn’t any earnings history to discuss yet, but that will change in a few weeks.
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Pulling out the positive in the latest employment report
With upward adjustments in July and August figures, the gains recorded in September were already coming from a higher base than what earlier had been…
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Transportation capacity declines accelerate in September
Transportation capacity continues to contract at a record pace with rates climbing to historical levels, according to the September Logistics Managers’ Index.
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The Light Load: With ‘wake-up calls’ like this, who needs Ambien?
Shot in the dark, but a $5,000 timeout for $230,000 in pay withheld from workers making as little as $3.38 an hour could prove a…
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RLS Logistics advances plan for national cold chain network
Temperature-controlled warehouse operator RLS Logistics adds another regional partner as it builds out a national footprint.
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Amazon-focused AB 701 in California gets governor’s signature
Opponents of the legislation were particularly focused on a law known as PAGA.
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Prologis expands training program for logistics workers
Industrial warehouse operator Prologis Inc. said Thursday it was expanding a training program aimed at bringing 25,000 new workers to the logistics industry.
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