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Opinion: The Paris Climate Agreement - Global Supply Chains to the Rescue
On June 1, President Trump announced that the U.S. was withdrawing from the Paris Agreement on Climate Change. This treaty committed the U.S. - and 194 other countries - to reducing rising global temperatures.
Q&A: Busting the Myths of the U.S. Manufacturing Sector
Yes, we've seen some significant job losses in that area - but free-trade deals aren't the main reason. And American manufacturing output is stronger today than it has ever been, according to economists.
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Total Eclipse: Oil Giant Sees Its Future in Electricity
France's Total SA, one of the world's largest oil companies, sent its top executives to Silicon Valley last summer, where they met with tech investors and futurists. At Tesla Inc.'s Bay Area factory, a Total executive tweeted a photo of a gleaming, red Model S - an electric car that burns no oil products at all.
Are There Enough Workers to Support U.S. Manufacturing Growth?
What if manufacturing came back to the U.S., and there weren't enough people to fill the jobs?
061917 Are There Enough Workers
How to Create a Connected Supply Chain
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The Role of Supply Chain in Driving Growth and Innovation
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Industry 4.0: How Supply Chain Leaders Are Adapting
From boardrooms and shareholder meetings to conferences and collaboration circles, it seems everyone is talking about the fourth Industrial Revolution (i4.0).
McDonald's, L'Oreal Combine Purchasing Power to Nix Supply Chain Risk From Deforestation
Eight major corporations including McDonald's and L'Oreal recently joined the supply chain platform of CDP - a nonprofit that drives companies and governments to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions, safeguard water resources and protect forests - to request information from key suppliers on how they are managing risks linked to deforestation. The companies say they are combining their purchasing power to achieve deforestation-free commodity supply chains.
The Changing Role of Logistics Service Providers
Logistics providers discuss how they're adjusting to major changes brought about by concerns over the economy, shifts in trade policy, the complexities of the omnichannel, rising customer service demands, and the arrival of a new generation of supply-chain managers.
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Factories Won't Bring Back the American Dream
During a phone call shortly after the November election, Apple Inc.'s chief executive officer, Tim Cook, got an earful from Donald Trump on the president-elect's pet economic subject: factories.
061617 Factories Wont Bring Back
The Future of Manufacturing and the Forces Shaping Change
How do U.S. executives view the future of manufacturing?
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