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People Are Finding Needles in Their Strawberries Across Australia
Needles have been found inside strawberries in two more Australian states, police said on Monday, broadening a health scare that has caused supermarkets to recall brands and farmers to dump fruit amid the peak growing season.
In New Trump Tariffs, China Sees Master Plan to Thwart Its Rise
For officials in Beijing, the worry about Donald Trump’s latest tariffs isn’t the impact on trade: Rather it’s the steady march toward a long-term competition that could thwart China’s rise.
Carolina Meat Plants Crawl Back to Life as Florence Subsides
Major poultry and meat companies are starting to resume operations in the Carolinas as the torrential rains and flooding unleashed by Hurricane Florence start to subside.
Amazon Investigates Employees Leaking Data for Bribes
Amazon.com Inc. is investigating suspected data leaks and bribes of its employees as it fights to root out fake reviews and other seller scams from its website.
Are Cryptocurrencies Doomed? This Investment Fund Is Banking on One.
So far, the murky world of cryptocurrencies has seen far more failures than successes. Is the whole concept one big bust?
Deal or No-Deal Brexit: How the British Food and Pharma Industries Can Survive
Following a tumultuous summer of Brexit discussions, a number of lingering questions surround the future of the British economy, as well as the U.K.’s trade relations with the rest of the world.
Podcast | A Plan for Slashing Infrastructure Costs
Infrastructure costs are soaring. But what if there was a way to slash them by more than a third?
The Key to the Trucking Capacity Crunch and Driver Shortage: Shippers
There are a number of steps that a shipper should take to improve workflows, thus making a truck driver’s job less difficult, and earning it the status of “preferred shipper.”
GM to Recall More Than One Million Vehicles in the U.S.
General Motors Co is recalling more than 1 million pickup trucks and sport utility vehicles in the United States.
Hurricane Florence: Auto, Packaged Food Supply Chains at Risk
Heavy rains assaulted North Carolina’s Outer Banks early Thursday as Hurricane Florence continued to lumber toward the East Coast, still carrying the threat of a deadly 13-foot ocean surge and flooding rains that will drench the state.
How to Maintain Supply Chain Agility in the Face of Tariffs and Regulations
As headlines warn of yet more U.S. tariffs against China — to the tune of $200bn, or about half of all Chinese exports to the U.S. — uncertainty continues to grow.
When Your Prescription Drug Is Tainted With a Chemical 'Used to Make Rocket Fuel'
Wayne Pearl, like millions of people with high blood pressure, takes the widely prescribed generic drug valsartan.
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