Small Businesses Hit By Supply Chain Woes Spending More To Overcome Issues
In the midst of having to navigate waves of COVID-19 and lockdowns, 87% of small to medium-sized businesses (SMBs) have maintained, or spent more, on transportation, logistics, and expediting to overcome shortages -- this according to the "Logistics: Heads Up" study from Cargo.
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Study: U.S. Firms Continue to be Cautious Regarding Cash and Short-term Investments
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Economic Growth Again Revised Downward Due to Supply Chain and Inflation Concerns
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