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Modern Slavery Risks to Supply Chains Rise Across Europe As Migrants Exploited

Over 100,000 migrants have entered Europe by sea to date in 2017, according to estimates by the International Organization of Migration.

Opinion: The Danger From Low-Skilled Immigrants Is Not Having Them

Let's just say it plainly: The United States needs more low-skilled immigrants.

China Says It Built a Railway in Africa Out of Altruism, But It's More Strategic Than That

Africa's past is the mildewed train station in central Addis Ababa, where locomotives sit gutted and rusted tracks vanish in the grass. The line was once the greatest in Africa; built by France in the 1910s, it ran more than 450 miles northeast to neighboring Djibouti, where the desert meets the sea.

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A Robot Can Be a Warehouse Worker's Best Friend

In the battle of humans versus machine on the warehouse floor, some companies have found common ground.

PepsiCo Faces Activist Outrage, Plus Threats of More to Come

PepsiCo is being blasted by an environmental activist group - and threatened with further campaigns against it - following the beverage giant's release of its Palm Oil Action Plan Progress Report last week.

There's Money to Be Made in Taking Complaints

Amy Errett wanted to gauge employee happiness at her e-commerce start-up, but surveys weren't working. Responses were often vague, unhelpful or, worse, deceitful.

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Thousands Line Up to Work for Amazon

Amazon's one-day plan to hire 50,000 warehouse workers could shake up the labor market, economists say.

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These Three Trends Will Reshape U.S. Manufacturing by 2030

As a growing number of consulting firms have taken up the gauntlet of U.S. manufacturing's challenges in recent years, manufacturing executives have been inundated with information and explanations on a variety of popular trends, from IoT to 3-D printing to the rise of robotics.

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Procurement, Supply Chain Job Vacancies Are Rising This Year

The number of procurement and supply chain job vacancies in the U.K. rose by 22 percent year-on-year in the second quarter of 2017.

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Two-Thirds of Corporations Ignore Corruption in Their Supply Chains

A recent report by the Economist Intelligence Unit has revealed a significant shortfall in the ethical performance of major corporations in supply chain management.

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This Company Is Implanting Microchips in Its Workers

You'll never forget your work badge if it's implanted in your flesh.

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As Labor Shortage Grows, Farmers Race to Replace Workers With Robots

Driscoll's is so secretive about its robotic strawberry picker it won't let photographers within telephoto range of it.

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