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Global Supply Chain Management: Page 398
U.K. Factory Production Hits Two-Decade High as Exports Grow
U.K. factory production reached a two-decade high last quarter as optimism about export orders swelled to the highest since the 1970s.
Politics Drive Foxconn's U.S. Manufacturing Aspirations
Foxconn Technology Group's plan to invest $7bn in U.S. manufacturing has touched off a scramble among three heartland states. At stake are not only jobs - but votes as well.
Rising Global Temperatures Could Snarl Cargo Operations
Unprecedented heat waves could ground nearly a third of flights during the hottest days, forcing carriers to jettison cargo in order to take off, according to a recent study.
Free Website Provides Corporate Environmental Financial Disclosures
A free website has launched that allows investors and the general public to research corporate environmental financial disclosures.
Norway Takes Lead in Race to Build Autonomous Cargo Ships
Two Norwegian companies are taking the lead in the race to build the world's first crewless, autonomously operated ship, an advance that could mark a turning point in seaborne trade.
Hard Questions for a Company at the Center of the Opioid Crisis
The immense pay packages bestowed on corporate chieftains are often said to reflect feats of management that enrich company shareholders. An executive's masterly performance justifies the compensation, in other words.
Supply Chain Innovation Is Key to Affordable Healthcare, Report Says
Advanced supply chains could be the key to helping life sciences and healthcare meet increasing demand for services cost, according to a report.
Here Are Seven Ways Retailers Can Target Generation Z
Many say retail is changing, or that it's evolving too fast for retailers to keep up. But this is just a pixel of the digital transformation picture. The hard truth is shoppers are changing and Generation Z (everyone born after 1995) is giving us a glimpse into the near future of the retail revolution.
Maersk Line: Third-Party Data Not Affected by Petya
In an update last week, Maersk Line gave more information into the causes and effects of the Petya cyberattack, which struck its core business IT systems on June 27. Its damage took Maersk weeks to fully repair.
Border Tax and Nafta Exit Could Harm U.S. Motor Vehicle Industry, Study Finds
Two proposed policy changes - imposing a border adjustment tax (BAT) and withdrawing from the North American Free Trade Agreement (Nafta) - would likely fail to achieve their goal of reversing the trend of offshoring manufacturing to low-cost countries and could potentially harm the U.S. motor vehicle industry, according to a new study by The Boston Consulting Group (BCG).
Unilever Cuts Costs on Flights, Products As Activists Circle
Unilever is sharpening its focus on profitability by lifting prices and cutting spending on everything from employee flights to product ingredients as activist investors take aim at consumer-goods giants wrestling with slow growth.
As Companies Relocate to Big Cities, Suburban Towns Are Left Scrambling
In Oak Brook, Illinois, visitors to the McDonald's wooded corporate campus enter on a driveway named for the late chief executive Ray Kroc, then turn onto Ronald Lane before reaching Hamburger University, where more than 80,000 people have been trained as fast-food managers.
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