Supply disruptions greater than first...

Relocating closer to its own suppliers improves collaboration for this automotive...

Outokumpu exec sees U.S. use on a "moderate" growth...

Purchasing: Recession won't derail...

Major global companies have experienced crises the likes of which we may never fully understand.  In our generation, we have witnessed companies with industry dominance fail, implode, and cease...

In a great piece over at GovernmentExecutive.com, Robert Brodsky highlights the recent rule changes impacting Veterans set-asides.  Check out the article here.By tightening up the rules, is the...

Market review sees no pickup anytime...

Box makers to oppose new $70/ton...

But, new-order data isn't very bullish...

Qatar facility will use German...

The opening sentence of Purchasing magazine’s recent cover story, Purchasing 3.0 says a lot to me as a purchasing professional: “Do you approve purchase orders on your Blackberry?” Mobile...

Prices rise as world market gauges...

Aluminum and titanium alloys will be...

Mills aren't boosting list prices in...

Last week President Obama applied new pressure aimed at preventing firms with past-due tax bills from winning federal contracts.The rationale here is that we shouldn’t be making new awards to...

China and speculators are seen rallying prices this...

China and speculators are seen rallying prices this...

It is the end of Spring Festival, otherwise known as Chinese New Year, and people are ready to get back to work. In China, though banks are tightening credit, the economy is poised to grow again....

We’ve all been there…  Attending a meeting where bad news is being shared.  All eyes are on the senior person.  How will s/he react?  I’ve seen senior leaders lose it: ask a lot of...

Natixis analysts say economic growth will cut gold...