EnPresident-elect Biden’s trade policies may include deals in Asia, potentially helping Indonesia’s slow export growth. Microsoft’s Xbox imports are an object lesson in the challenges of ramping up supply chains to meet surging demand. Also: Bissell caught in LA container jam, more logistics diversification needed; Casino closures during COVID-19 cut demand for gaming machines; Pertamina, The Gap, Toyota and Huawei – Indonesian trade in a nutshell; two of 2020’s worst things overlap; two routes to tackle Tianjin congestion; bean boom slowing late in Trump preside...
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