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Volvo Plans to Go Electric, to Abandon Conventional Car Engine by 2019
For Volvo the internal combustion engine has run its course.
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Shining a Light on the Dreaded Phenomenon of 'Dark Spending'
Astrophysicists confront the mystery of dark energy and dark matter. Supply chain managers have to deal with dark spending.
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marcus evans to Host the 6th Edition Third Party Risk for Financial Institutions Conference on September 18-20, 2017 in San Francisco, CA
'Chokepoints' Threaten Global Food Supply, Report Says
International trade routes are increasingly reliant on a small number of key ports, straits and roads that if disrupted will threaten global food supply, according to a report.
New Tax Will Transform Face of Indian Logistics Industry
India's greatest tax reform - replacing an array of provincial duties with a nationwide goods and services tax - is transforming the logistics industry in a country where moving stuff around is notoriously difficult to do, executives say.
How a Tiny L.A. Cybersecurity Firm Pulled the Plug on a Global Ransomware Attack
Salim Neino had been waiting for something like WannaCry.
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Making Ivanka Trump Shoes: Long Hours, Low Pay and Abuse
A worker with blood dripping from his head marked a low point in the tense, grinding life at a southeastern China factory used by Ivanka Trump and other fashion brands. An angry manager had hit him with the sharp end of a high-heeled shoe.
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AI Could Add $15Tr to Global Economy by 2030
Artificial intelligence might not be so threatening after all.
Millions of Tons of Fish Are Wasted Annually, Study Finds
Industrial fishing fleets dump nearly 10 million tons of good fish back into the ocean every year, according to new research.
Wal-Mart Asks Partners and Suppliers to Get Off Amazon Web Services
Soon after arch-rival Amazon announced plans to buy Whole Foods for $13.7bn, Wal-Mart is apparently ramping up its defense.
EPA to Publish Guidelines Clarifying Waters of the United States Rule
The Environmental Protection Agency is publishing its proposed guidelines to clarify the Waters of the United States rule so that it mirrors the language used before 2015, which is when the Obama administration broadened the scope of the law.
Trump's Plan to Slap Tariffs on Steel Imports Carries Economic and Political Risks
President Trump was standing on the banks of the Ohio River, and as barges loaded with West Virginia coal floated by, he noted that half the United States' steel is produced within 250 miles and told the crowd that soon "the steel folks are going to be very happy."
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