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Global Supply Chain Management: Page 410
Wal-Mart Reassures Employees as It Touts Tech Investments
Wal-Mart Stores Inc. executives last week reassured workers they remained integral to the company's success as they highlighted investments in online sales and other technology to compete with rivals like Amazon.com Inc.
Hacking GPS: How to Steal a Ship
In 2013, professor Todd Humphries of the University of Texas made news by demonstrating how he could take over navigation of a large yacht by co-opting its navigation system with false GPS signals. Even though the captain and crew knew what was going to happen, the vessel was out of sight of land - and the changes in course were too subtle for them to detect.
Automotive Supply Chains Will Need Post-Brexit Support, Research Group Says
The UK automotive industry has enjoyed a record year of production, but will need government support to boost domestic supply chains in order to maintain these levels post Brexit, according to a recent report.
Q&A: The Future of 3-D Printing
Additive manufacturing is, of course, one of the major areas that will usher the industry into its next chapter of production, efficiency and, yes, public perception.
China Spins a Global Food Web From Mozambique to Missouri
As China's government sets up farms in developing countries, the nation's food companies are scouring the world for premium products.
U.S. Businesses Forgoing Billions in Cross-Border E-Commerce, Report Says
In the e-commerce market, smart money remains in cross-border trade - but American businesses are largely missing out, according to tandem reports by UPS.
Priorities of Coral and Coal Clash in Aussie Sunshine State
As many Australians grapple with how to save their Great Barrier Reef from global warming, others are preoccupied with building one of the world's biggest coal mines nearby.
Opinion: Threat of Automation-Linked Job Losses Is Fake News
When did fake news become a thing? And how did the retail industry find itself in the middle of it? This month, we've been subjected to "The Retail Apocalypse," news that Sears' problems were all the fault of the media and this week, to quote John Oliver, "Now this."
CEOs Urge Restraint in NAFTA Renegotiation
As the Trump administration prepares to begin renegotiating NAFTA as early as August, executives of companies with global trade ties are lobbying the president to modernize rather than overhaul the agreement.
Shortage of Ethically Sourced Cobalt Causes Trouble for GE, Apple, Tesla
Major manufacturers like Tesla and General Electric are facing a severe shortage of ethically sourced cobalt, and the metal is expected to increase in demand by 500 percent, says OilPrice.com. Amazon, too, needs the metal for its Kindle, and other consumer electronics are contributing to the demand and resulting shortage of supply.
U.S. Trade Deficit Rises to Highest Level Since January
The U.S. trade deficit rose in April to its highest level since January. The politically sensitive trade gap with China registered a sharp increase.
Wal-Mart Tries Using Store Workers to Deliver Online Orders
Someone in a blue vest could deliver your next online purchase.
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