Domestic News
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Even a limited strike by United Auto Workers (UAW) would have disastrous effects on the deeper tiers of the automotive manufacturing supply chain, said Jeff Rightmer, professor of global supply chain at Wayne State University. |
We interviewed CSX on June 16, and now as BNSF has started putting up some good operating numbers, we’re pleased to share some Q&A with BNSF Vice President Transportation Matthew Garland. |
If it works as intended, the Surface Transportation Board’s proposed reciprocal switching rule just might—emphasis on might—lead to better service for Class I railroad carload customers. |
The United Auto Workers union threatened Monday to widen strikes against Detroit’s carmakers, while Wall Street analysts tallied potential hits to the companies’ bottom line from wage increases that now seem certain. |
The figure stands for a 3 percent increase when compared to the same period in the previous year, while marking a milestone for the port, as it represented the first monthly year-over-year growth in the past 13 months. |