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Global Supply Chain Management: Page 403
Making Ivanka Trump Shoes: Long Hours, Low Pay and Abuse
A worker with blood dripping from his head marked a low point in the tense, grinding life at a southeastern China factory used by Ivanka Trump and other fashion brands. An angry manager had hit him with the sharp end of a high-heeled shoe.
AI Could Add $15Tr to Global Economy by 2030
Artificial intelligence might not be so threatening after all.
Millions of Tons of Fish Are Wasted Annually, Study Finds
Industrial fishing fleets dump nearly 10 million tons of good fish back into the ocean every year, according to new research.
Wal-Mart Asks Partners and Suppliers to Get Off Amazon Web Services
Soon after arch-rival Amazon announced plans to buy Whole Foods for $13.7bn, Wal-Mart is apparently ramping up its defense.
Trump's Plan to Slap Tariffs on Steel Imports Carries Economic and Political Risks
President Trump was standing on the banks of the Ohio River, and as barges loaded with West Virginia coal floated by, he noted that half the United States' steel is produced within 250 miles and told the crowd that soon "the steel folks are going to be very happy."
GE, the Ultimate Global Player, Is Turning Local
Marhaura, India - General Electric Co. could hardly have picked a less hospitable spot for its new locomotive factory - but then again, it didn't have much choice.
Companies Can Learn From Cyber Attacks Against Government
A rash of recent, politically-motivated cyberattacks has thrust cybersecurity and spear phishing into the spotlight. But as we watch this global political drama unfold, we may be distracted from a much more urgent threat within our own organizations.
Cyber Attacks Cause Service Delays for FedEx, Maersk
The multiple waves of cyber attacks that infected corporate and governmental servers across the globe last week reached the freight logistics industry, too. FedEx reported that worldwide operations for its subsidiary, TNT Express, have been "significantly affected due to the infiltration of an information system virus."
A Look at 10 Real-World Digital Transformations
CIOs at StubHub, HD Supply, JetBlue and other leading organizations are spearheading digital initiatives to drive business growth. Here's a look at their evolving digital transformations.
Parent of Burger King, Tim Hortons to Curb Antibiotics in Chicken
The parent of Burger King and Tim Hortons has vowed to cut the use of antibiotics in its chicken supply, joining other major fast-food chain operators in the battle against the rise of dangerous antibiotic-resistant bacteria known as superbugs.
Trump's Nafta Victory Rides on Big Changes to How Cars Are Built
To President Donald Trump, America's $500bn trade deficit is a symbol of economic weakness. If he wants a revamped North American Free Trade Agreement to shrink that number, he'll need a seismic shift in how cars are made on the continent.
Transport Sector Primed for the Growth of Electric Vehicles
When it comes to reducing the greenhouse gas emissions, the electricity sector gets much of the attention, considering that it is responsible for 29 percent of those releases. But the transportation sector makes up 26 percent of them. If that is going to change, the electric car will have to make significant inroads.
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