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Regulation & Compliance: Page 400
Like It or Not, Retailers Must Cope With a Higher Minimum Wage
Here's a bit of advice for big-box retailers who fear a rise in the minimum wage: Get used to it.
NASA Awards Private Industry Contracts to Build Rockets to Ferry Astronauts to Space Station
NASA on Tuesday awarded a pair of much-anticipated contracts, worth up to $6.8bn combined, to ferry astronauts to the International Space Station to Boeing and SpaceX in a deal that would allow the U.S. to launch astronauts into space from U.S. soil for the first time in years.
Labor Violations Rife at Malaysian Electronics Factories, Report Says
Nearly one in three migrant workers in Malaysia’s thriving electronics industry toils under forced labor conditions, essentially trapped in the job, a factory monitoring group found in a report issued Wednesday.
The Drones Are Coming! What Are the Legal Implications?
Delivery drones are on their way to your doorstep. And regulators are right on their tail.
Should Even Nuclear Command and Control Go Into the Cloud, Defense CIO Asks
For all the enthusiasm surrounding the government's move to the cloud - and there's no shortage - one prominent federal CIO is emphatic that cloud computing, for all its virtues, is no panacea for the government's technology challenges.
When Should You Pay Your Suppliers - Early on or Only When Payment Is Due?
Is it wise to take advantage of early-payment discounts offered by suppliers? Or should you make other use of your cash until payment is due? There are lots of things to consider.
Online Course Designed to Teach Social Responsibility in Procurement
Getting bad publicity, losing customers and being subject to criminal consequences are just a few of the risks an organization can face when its procurement professionals are unaware of constantly changing social responsibility concerns.
Home Depot Data Breach Highlights How Massive Cybersecurity Issue Is for Retailers
As Home Depot scrambles to determine the scope and scale of a potentially massive breach of its customers' data, the retailer's troubles underscore the challenges facing retailers and card issuers attempting to gird themselves against cybercriminals.
Almost 40 Percent Report Economic Crime in Their Businesses, And It Seems to Be on the Increase
Thirty-seven percent of more than 5,000 respondents reported economic crime in their organizations, with the categories of bribery and corruption and cybercrime experiencing notable growth, according to PwC in its latest Global Economic Crime Survey.
European Retailers Could Face Another Food Scandal, Report Says
So-called "adversarial procurement" practices among large retailers are a threat to the "integrity of the food industry", according to a major report into the horse meat scandal in Europe.
FAA Pressed to Deliver OK to Use Small Drones for Commerce
With companies like Amazon.com and Google advancing plans to use small unmanned aerial vehicles for commercial purposes, pressure is mounting on the Federal Aviation Administration to quickly release rules governing private drone use.
Tread Carefully: Some Emerging Markets Are High-Growth And High-Risk
Across Asia and the Middle East, rising incomes and accelerating investment in infrastructure have attracted multinationals eager to expand their global presence. But success in these high-growth emerging markets (HGEMs) often proves elusive.
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