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Air Traffic Control for Drones Is Coming - Here's How It Could Work
By 2020, an estimated 7 million drones could be zipping around the country delivering packages, taking photos, inspecting infrastructure or conducting search and rescue missions.
April Jobs Report Hints at Growth in Logistics Industry
Businesses tied to e-commerce fulfillment resumed hiring at a rapid clip in April, bolstering payrolls to meet changes in the consumer economy.
How FDA's Rule on Medical-Device Tracking Can Cure a Sick Supply Chain
Regulation is usually viewed by the private sector as a burden. But sometimes it makes good business sense.
EASA Proposes Regulations for Safe Drone Operation in Europe
The everyday use of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) for commercial operations has taken a small step forward, as the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) published a proposal to regulate the operation of small drones.
Uber Has a Department That Spies on Its Rivals - and It's Not Alone
How far would you go to figure out what the competition is up to?
Coach's Kate Spade Deal Is Next Step in Quest for Fatter Margins
Coach Inc.'s $2.4bn acquisition of rival Kate Spade & Co. is part of its broader push for fatter profit margins, even if that means settling for lower sales.
Food's Globalized Supply Chain Creates Complex Exposures
The increasingly globalized nature of today's supply chain environment means even the toughest quality control measures may not be enough to protect a food manufacturer or supplier from risks that could cause millions of dollars in lost product, additional expenses and significant reputational damage.
Planned Obsolescence: A 'Crisis of Civilization'?
Can't wait to ditch that old phone, computer, car or sweater? You're a victim of planned obsolescence.
Supply Chain Attack on Video App Hits Mac Users
Hackers compromised a download server for HandBrake, a popular open-source program for converting video files, and used it to distribute a macOS version of the application that contained malware.
Opinion: Zen and the Art of Supply Chain
Late last month, Robert Pirsig died. For those who haven't heard of him, he wrote the classic philosophical novel whose title I have bastardized for this column: Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance. I first read it in the early 1980s while searching for a purpose in life. Its lasting message for me was all about the pursuit of quality.
Campbell Soup Cuts Freight Cost, Emissions With On-Site Bottling Plant
Campbell Soup Co. is cutting freight costs and improving operational efficiencies - as well as significantly decreasing carbon dioxide emissions - by opening an on-site PET bottle-making plant at a Campbell Soup Co. facility in Paris, Texas. The bottle-making company, Amcor Rigid Plastics, previously supplied the Paris site from its plant in Fort Worth.
China Craves Foreign Goods, and Students in Australia Supply Them
Zhang Yuan's business started with favors for relatives: an aunt who wanted baby formula, a cousin looking for Ugg boots. She was a college student here in Australia, and every dollar helped, so she mailed the items back to China and charged a bit of a commission.
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