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Global Supply Chain Management: Page 416
U.S. Trade Activity Picks Up in First Quarter
The U.S. trade gap widened in the first quarter compared to a year earlier as exports and imports rose, suggesting underlying strength in the global economy.
The Superfood Gold Rush
Like quinoa before it, açaí has become a craze among health-conscious Americans - creating a bonanza in the regions where it's grown.
Live Export Global Trade Grows to $18Bn
The trade in livestock is growing rapidly and has more than doubled in value over the past decade.
Making the Leap to Artificial Intelligence: Four Keys for Manufacturers
It seems everywhere you look, traditional original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) are investing heavily in artificial intelligence (AI). Ford recently announced its plans to invest $1bn over the next five years in Argo AI, a start-up formed just in December whose focus is the development of autonomous vehicles. Similarly, last year GM invested $1bn when it acquired Cruise Automation, another AI start-up.
How an ERP Debacle Triggered Supply-Chain Transformation at Finning Canada
The exclusive distributor of Caterpillar equipment and parts in Canada runs into a brick wall when attempting to implement a new ERP system. But the crisis ends up driving supply-chain transformation.
Target Vows to See That All Packaging Is Recyclable
Target says it will use its "power and scale" as one of the country's largest retailers to advance the idea that all packaging will be recyclable one day, and to help consumers understand how and why recycling is so important.
Opinion: Vaccine Supply Chains Need More Attention
Vaccine supply chains are the Chewbacca of the vaccine world: not because they are hairy (although they can get hairy), but because they are very important yet very underappreciated. And like the Star Wars character Chewbacca, vaccine supply chains are much more complex than they may seem.
Companies Undergoing Digitization Need Protection Against Cyber Attacks
Several executives sound off about just what constitutes digital transformation of the enterprise, and the necessity to ward off cyber-attacks, especially as the IT and operations technology sides come together.
As Shoppers Shift Online, So Do Jobs
After more than five decades selling women's clothing, Limited Stores Co. filed for bankruptcy early this year and closed its 250 stores nationwide, including several in Southern California malls where dozens of employees lost their jobs.
'Buy American' Push Ruffles Some Fashion Feathers
"It's America first, you better believe it," President Trump said, standing over a tool cabinet at the Snap-On Tools headquarters in Kenosha, Wis., where he signed his "Buy American, Hire American" executive order this month to favor American companies for federal contracts.
UPS Says Cockpit Upgrade Cuts Carbon Emissions and Increases Reliability
UPS is upgrading the cockpits of its 757s and 767s - installing large display system (LDS) screens in the cockpits of more than half its fleet, plus the three passenger 767s that were recently purchased.
Cocoa Producers Band Together to Fight Price Collapse
Cocoa-growing countries will fight a price rout by banding together and co-ordinating production strategies, the International Cocoa Organisation (ICCO) has said.
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