Trucking regulations shift supply chains, federal unemployment benefits, SAFE grant dispute passed to state supreme court

Trucking ELD regulations could regionalize supply chains

The COVID-19 pandemic may have brought with it a host of complications for the logistics and transportation sector, as well as an urge to regionalize operations, but according to some in the field, national regulations in the trucking industry over the past few years had already begun to reconfigure and reconnect supply chain nodes due to losses fielded by the industry.

Graham introduces unemployment benefits amendment

Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., introduced an amendment that would alter federal COVID-19-related unemployment benefits from $600 per week to $500 per week for August and September.

Private school grant dispute passed to S.C. Supreme Court

In the latest move to halt Gov. Henry McMaster’s plan to use COVID-19 funding for private school tuition for low- to moderate-income students, Safe Access to Flexible Education opponents filed a lawsuit against the program in the S.C. Supreme Court on Tuesday.

Digital copy available of the July 27 GSA Business Report

While some of our readers may be back at their offices, we're still making digital copies of our latest edition available. This issue includes a closer look at some of the companies that took advantage of Paycheck Protection Program loans and the jobs they saved in doing so.

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