North Carolina is the best place for businesses
💪 North Carolina is the United States’ number one state for business and boasts the strongest economy.
Other top finishers were Washington, Virginia, Colorado, and Texas - and North Carolina won the top spot for the first time. State leaders have worked hard to put partisanship aside and work together for the benefit of the state.
In a recent HSBC Holdings Plc survey, 47% of respondents said that overhauling their supply chain is a priority in 2023 and only 11% said it’s not necessary.
After an unreasonably volatile year of recession concerns and inflationary speed bumps, those in the trucking industry are hoping there will be a rebalancing of the market in short order.
The Port of Oakland reopened its marine terminal gates after several days of closure due to independent truck driver protests.
“Reshoring” was expected to be a short-lived trend, but even after the Covid lockdowns have come and gone, the move to bring manufacturing and sourcing back to America is rapidly accelerating.
The airline industry has had a weak performance in light of the COVID-19 pandemic. But shareholder value can still be sown.
This trend seems to be inspired by the growing need to create flexible business practices amid supply chain issues.
ESG structures speak to how a company manages itself in the circumstances of environmental and social governance.
Factoring is a viable option for owner-operators in order to focus on driving, and less on collecting.
Cost-cutting is an important goal for any business, and the supply chain is a key area where cost savings can be achieved. However, cost-cutting measures should not be the sole domain of procurement.