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Global Supply Chain Management: Page 313
How Trump’s Tariffs on Mexico Are Taking Jobs From U.S. Workers
When a Mexican company bought Mid Continent Nail Corp. in 2012, workers at the factory in Poplar Bluff, Missouri, feared it was the beginning of the end. Their jobs, they suspected, would be given to lower-paid workers in Mexico, more casualties of the hollowing out of U.S. manufacturing driven in part by an embrace of global trade.
How This Plastic-Free Town Became Britain's First
Emily Kavanaugh is standing in her skincare-product shop, Pure Nuff Stuff, on Chapel Street. The narrow lane leads down towards the Jubilee pool, the triangular lido that juts like a ship’s prow into the sea from Penzance. “Here, try one,” Kavanaugh says, handing me a piece of packing material.
Manufacturing, Mining Power U.S. Industrial Production
U.S. industrial production increased in June, boosted by a sharp rebound in manufacturing and further gains in mining output, the latest sign of robust economic growth in the second quarter.
Boeing Says U.S.-China Trade Spat Is a Concern for Aerospace World
Boeing Co. CEO Dennis Muilenburg said he’s concerned about the possible fallout from the U.S.-Chinese trade dispute that’s gathering momentum because his industry relies on the free flow of goods.
Spiralling Trade Costs Pose Dairy Dilemma After Brexit
The U.K. dairy industry faces a “sharp rise in prices” and “shortages of products” when Britain leaves the EU, according to milk producer Arla.
Amazon Prime Day Becomes a Flash Point for Worker Strikes and Customer Protests
Amazon.com Inc. workers, who have long gone on strike in the run-up to the holidays, have found a new occasion to get their employer's attention: Prime Day.
Boeing, Airbus Strain to Deliver the New Jets They Have Promised
Boeing Co. and Airbus, swamped with orders for new jets, are struggling to deliver them all on time — in some cases angering customers and delaying payments.
Human Trafficking Is Widespread in Global Fishing Industry, Report Shows
Local communities play a critical role in recognizing and combating slavery, according to the U.S. Department of State’s 2018 Trafficking in Persons Report, an annual publication that provides a global overview of the nature and scope of human trafficking — and various efforts underway to confront it.
A&D’s Ambitious Three-Year Timetable for Deploying Blockchain
Blockchain is poised to take off in a big way in the aerospace and defense sector, if a new report from Accenture is to be believed.
China’s Taste for Soybeans Is a Weak Spot in the Trade War With Trump
For all its economic might, China hasn’t been able to solve a crucial problem.
Robot Workers Will Lead to Surge in Slavery in Southeast Asia, Report Finds
Robots will slash millions of jobs and create an upswing in trafficking and slavery across south-east Asia, research claims.
Multinationals Join Large-Scale Push for Zero Emission Vehicles
The Climate Group launched a new initiative last week called Zero Emission Vehicle (ZEV) Challenge that unites the global purchasing power of businesses, cities, states, regions, and NGOs for electric and other non-fossil-fuel vehicles.
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