New York TimesMore from New York TimesGlobal Supply Chain ManagementDespite Cybersecurity Agreement, Chinese Hackers Reportedly Still Stealing U.S. Companies' DataWith President Xi Jinping of China beside him at a news conference in the White House Rose Garden last month, President Obama said the two had come to an agreement that China and the United States would refrain from cyberattacks aimed at pilfering company intellectual property or trade secrets for commercial advantage.October 22, 2015Business Strategy AlignmentU.S. Exploration Companies Drill for Congressional Support for Crude Oil ExportsAfter watching the price of oil and the size of their profits plunge, a dozen top executives from some of the nation's largest oil exploration companies flew to Washington late last winter on an urgent mission: push Congress and the White House to allow unlimited exports of American crude oil.October 9, 2015Business Strategy AlignmentSiemens CEO Says Company Will Be Carbon Neutral Worldwide by 2030A number of major companies - from PepsiCo to Walmart to U.P.S. - have recognized that corporations have a responsibility to address the causes of climate change before it is too late. We do not have to wait for an international treaty or new regulations to act.September 28, 2015Business Strategy AlignmentBritain's Prime Minister Promises Fines if Employers Don't Pay 'Living Wage'As the push for higher minimum pay builds momentum on both sides of the Atlantic, Prime Minister David Cameron of Britain this week threatened companies with tough fines if they fail to pay what he called a "national living wage."September 4, 2015Business Strategy AlignmentHow Extensive Is Employer's Obligation to Provide Workplace Safety?It is a nightmare for any employer: what to do with a volatile, constantly aggrieved worker who has had angry, even frightening confrontations with fellow workers - yet has committed no crime.September 1, 2015SC Finance & Revenue ManagementDebt Crisis Disrupts Supply Chain of Importers of Greek ProductsTed Diamantis, an importer of Greek wines who is based in Chicago, has been helping his suppliers stock up on bottles, labels and printing ink. The barrels, though, have him worried.August 3, 2015Business Strategy AlignmentCVS Quits U.S. Chamber Over Group's Effort to Fight Antismoking Bans WorldwideThe CVS Health Corporation, the parent of the CVS drugstore chain, said on Tuesday that it would resign from the U.S. Chamber of Commerce after revelations that the chamber and its foreign affiliates were undertaking a global lobbying campaign against antismoking laws.July 10, 2015Air CargoAirline to Pilot Use of Biofuels to Fly Passenger AircraftSometime this summer, a United Airlines flight will take off from Los Angeles International Airport bound for San Francisco using fuel generated from farm waste and oils derived from animal fats.July 2, 2015All LogisticsAs Dollar Gains, Imports Flood U.S and Widen Trade GapA roof-raising trade gap in March highlighted concerns that the rise of the dollar against other currencies was weakening the economy, chipping away at the ability of American manufacturers to compete abroad while encouraging more imports to fill retailers' shelves.May 7, 2015Global Supply Chain ManagementGovernment Scrutiny Urged for Common ChemicalsA top federal health official and hundreds of environmental scientists on Friday voiced new health concerns about a common class of chemicals used in products as varied as pizza boxes and carpet treatments.May 5, 2015Previous PagePage 3 of 6Next Page
