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Market for Genetically Modified Crops May Have Peaked
The world's farmers have increased their use of genetically modified crops steadily and sharply since the technology became broadly commercialized in 1996. Not anymore.
Is It Really Burdensome to Disclose Your Climate-Related Risks?
Pressure is building on companies to disclose more information about their climate-related risks, but it remains to be seen whether such calls will actually pose a burden for more than a handful of isolated companies.
Foreign Direct Investment in Mexico 'Unprecedented'
Mexico manufacturing has come a long way from the early days of simple product assembly in bare bones "maquiladoras" just over the U.S. border.
Unlocking Productivity in R&D in Pharmaceutical Industry
During the long downturn in R&D productivity, a handful of biopharmaceutical companies have consistently bucked the trend. How did they manage it? After all, they have experienced the same industry pressures as their peers - pressures such as lengthier R&D cycle times, higher costs of failure, and sharper regulatory scrutiny.
The Hidden Savings of Card Acceptance
As a supplier, you're constantly looking for ways to reduce costs in the payment cycle. While many suppliers think that corporate cards result in higher costs to them, in reality, card acceptance can actually positively impact the bottom line through a combination of cost savings, reduced bad debts and increased revenue.
Supply Chain Women's Group Sets Symposium April 27-29
The women's leadership organization AWESOME (Achieving Women's Excellence in Supply Chain, Operations, Management and Education) is inviting senior women leaders in supply chain to participate in the organization's fourth annual symposium, taking place April 27-29 in Portland, Ore.
Companies Quite Willing to Invest in Robotics, Automation Technology, Survey Finds
As companies are increasing their spending on supply chain technology, a growing number are looking to robotics and automation.
Software Can Help Soothe Free Trade Headaches
Free Trade Agreements, such as the ambitious Trans-Pacific Partnership recently signed in Auckland, N.Z., represent an attractive opportunity for U.S. importers. The same is true for the corresponding Foreign Trade Zones that have greatly proliferated in the last forty years - rising from eight in the U.S. in 1970 to more than 500 today.
Why Supply Chain Has Taken So Long to Migrate to the Cloud
Supply-chain has gone to the cloud. The only question is: What took it so long?
20,000 Supply Chain Slaves in the U.K.?
Section 54 of the Modern Slavery Act 2015 has come into force in English law. The U.K. government has issued a practical guide on the section saying the measure is designed to create a level playing field between those businesses, whose turnover is over a certain threshold, which act responsibly and those that need to change their policies and practices.
Close Brick-and-Mortar Stores? No Way, Say Younger Shoppers
Shoppers, particularly younger ones, believe it's important for retailers to have a physical store, and they expect that store to make a good first impression.
How Good - or Bad - Is Free Trade for Workers?
It's easy to scoff at the anti-free-trade rhetoric emanating from the U.S. presidential campaign trail. Donald Trump keeps yelling about China, Mexico and Japan. Bernie Sanders won't stop shouting about greedy multinational corporations. Hillary Clinton, Ted Cruz and John Kasich are awkwardly leaning in the same direction. If you're a typical pro-trade business executive, you're tempted to ask: Were these people throwing Frisbees on the quad during Econ 101?
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