Supply Chain
New research from Advisory Board, conducted in partnership with Staples Business, reveals how 102 health system supply chain and executive…
Amazon hopes to play a more dominant role in the competitive grocery business by building brick-and-mortar stores to sell produce, meats and other perishable items that are difficult — and costly — to ship to customers via its online retail…
The Food and Drug Administration approved Granules India's orange-colored ibuprofen tablets, reported MoneyControl.
The United Parcel Service will add 200 hybrid-electric delivery trucks to its fleet of vehicles, reports Truckinginfo.
The Federal Aviation Administration proposed a $78,000 fine against Amazon for allegedly shipping hazardous materials by aircraft, reports The Wall Street Journal.
Seattle-based online retail giant Amazon will operate a new distribution center in Charlotte, N.C., reports WSOC.
GlaxoSmithKline appointed Brian McNamara CEO of the Consumer Healthcare division.
The Food and Drug Administration Tuesday issued a final rule that updates the definition of a custom device to include new statutory requirements and procedures.
While Mylan agreed to settle its Medicaid rebate case with the federal government last week for $465 million, the drugmaker is not required to classify EpiPens as a branded drug under Medicaid's rebate program until April 2017, reports CNBC.
The Wall Street Journal released an online poll Tuesday asking readers how confident they are about their companies' supply chains.
Samsung permanently stopped production on its Galaxy Note 7 smartphone Tuesday after issuing a recall upon reports of the device overheating and catching on fire. The recall, made last month, places a spotlight on supply-chain regulation, leaving the industry to…