Supply chain: ‘Just-in-time inventory is going away,’ expert says

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Yahoo Finance’s Brian Sozzi speaks with Wells Fargo Supply Chain Finance’s John McQuiston to discuss the supply chain industry’s outlook and difficulties encountered in boosting markets while restructuring the supply chain.

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