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U.S. Manufacturing Activity Showed Continued Strength in April
U.S. manufacturing activity remained robust in April but the pace of growth slowed, according to the Institute for Supply Management’s monthly Manufacturing ISM Report on Business.
Can Blockchain Fix the Opioid Epidemic? Intel Wants to Find Out
Digital currencies have been accused of worsening the opioid crisis because they make it easier to buy and sell drugs anonymously.
0503 Can Blockchain Fixthe
Boeing and Airbus, the New ‘Super Duopoly’
In April 2016, Delta Air Lines shook up the aviation world by announcing it would buy 75 jets from Bombardier, the Quebec aircraft manufacturer. Such orders are the routine stuff of the aviation industry, but this one was anything but routine.
Opinion: Trump Tariffs Aren't the Only Cause of Supply Chain Unreliability
Say what you will about the Trump Administration, but it certainly hasn’t shied away from most talk about trade: In early 2017, just months after taking office, Trump sounded the alarm about a perceived trade deficits, starting with Canada of all places.
0502 Opinion Trump Tariffs Arent
How IBM Uses Watson for Procurement
The procurement team at IBM is using the company’s powerful Watson computer to analyze suppliers, rate contracts and manage risk.
0501 How Ibm Uses Watson
The Supply Chain Challenges of GDPR Compliance
The European Union is preparing to roll out an important new rule this month known as the General Data Protection Regulation, or GDPR, which is intended to strengthen and unify data protection for all people within the EU.
‘Cyber Blindspot’ Threatens Energy Companies Spending Too Little
What’s the cost of securing the nation’s energy from a cyber attack?
Why Samsung Might Turn to Blockchain for Its Global Supply Chain
Samsung could stand to realize significant savings if the company turns to blockchain for its global supply chain.
0501 Why Samsung Might Turn
Electronics-Recycling Innovator Is Going to Prison for Trying to Extend Computers' Lives
A Southern California man who built a sizable business out of recycling electronic waste is headed to federal prison for 15 months after a federal appeals court in Miami rejected his claim that the "restore discs" he made to extend computers' lives had no financial value, instead ruling that he had infringed on Microsoft Corp. to the tune of $700,000.
Restaurants Calm Customers, Say Their Romaine Is Safe
Restaurants’ advice to their customers? Romaine calm.
Opinion: Auto-Parts Makers Are Shifting Gear
Auto-parts suppliers are coming out from under the hood, and taking back some power in the process.
Tesla Teardown Shows Tech Prowess, Production Shortcomings
Tesla Inc. Chief Executive Officer Elon Musk has said his company was building advantages in the ability to make electric cars cheaply and efficiently. Those claims keep looking more questionable.
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