New York TimesMore from New York TimesGlobal Trade ManagementSuccessfully Targeting Millennials Requires Taking Customized ApproachMillennials aren't real.June 3, 2016Global Trade ManagementManufacturing Jobs on Decline Worldwide, And Globalization Isn't Main CulpritIn America's factories, jobs are disappearing. But despite the political rhetoric, the problem is not mainly globalization. Manufacturing jobs are on the decline in factories around the world.April 28, 2016Business Strategy AlignmentSteelworkers Union Ends Call to Limit U.S. Aluminum ImportsThe United Steelworkers union has suspended indefinitely an unusual effort to push the United States government to restrict all aluminum imports after the campaign ran into opposition from aluminum companies, the Canadian government and even Canadian members of the union.April 26, 2016Business Strategy AlignmentMarket for Genetically Modified Crops May Have PeakedThe world's farmers have increased their use of genetically modified crops steadily and sharply since the technology became broadly commercialized in 1996. Not anymore.April 14, 2016AutomotiveAutomakers, Start Your Engines: China Has Huge Appetite for Driverless CarsSome argue that conditions in China are actually more favorable for quick adoption of driverless cars, in part because of more aggressive support from the national and local governments. And, unlike in the United States, China never fully developed a romance with the open road and car ownership.April 5, 2016Global Trade ManagementWas Nafta Good or Bad for U.S. Automaking Industry?When Donald Trump threatened to "break" the North American Free Trade Agreement, auto industry workers offered up some of the loudest cheers.April 1, 2016Global Supply Chain ManagementFeds Enlarge Investigation of Chipotle's Tainted Food CrisisChipotle Mexican Grill revealed on Tuesday that federal prosecutors had expanded their inquiry into the company's multi-state outbreaks of food-borne illnesses, further threatening sales that declined steeply by the end of last year.February 4, 2016Global Trade ManagementChinese Goods Fill World's Marketplaces - But at What Cost When So Many Are Shoddy?Across Nigeria, low-cost Chinese goods are everywhere, evidence of Beijing's growing dominance in global trade. The trade flow has helped keep life affordable for millions of Nigerian families, at a time when the country is struggling with economic stagnation and plunging prices, as well as the deadly costs of the Boko Haram insurgency.December 17, 2015All TechnologyEx-Im Bank Open for Business Again, But Only for Small DealsThe announcement on the Export-Import Bank's website proclaimed in big blue letters "Ex-Im Bank Reauthorized" - but the fight is not over yet for the government's embattled export credit agency.December 10, 2015All TechnologyAfrican Americans Urged to Spend More in Black-owned BusinessesBlacks spend less money in black-owned businesses than other racial and ethnic groups spend in businesses owned by members of their groups, including Hispanics and Asians.November 18, 2015Previous PagePage 2 of 6Next Page
