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General SCM: Page 821
Lawmakers Press Amazon, EBay Executives Over Counterfeit Goods
A bipartisan group of house lawmakers urged Amazon.com and EBay executives to take stronger actions against third-party vendors who sell fake, stolen or unsafe goods on their shopping websites.
Virus Makes Lobsters So Cheap That Sellers Face a Fatal Blow
The coronavirus outbreak is turning one luxury treat reserved for special occasions into a meal bargain hunters can afford.
Podcast | The Impact of the Coronavirus on Global Supply Chains
Even if it’s brought under control soon, the coronavirus promises to have a serious impact on global supply chains for months.
Global Consumer Electronics Company Overhauls Transportation Operations
Challenge:
A global consumer electronics company asked its transportation department to evaluate — and potentially take over — its outsourced operations. The company’s logistics provider had grown complacent, as outdated agreement terms failed to include performance incentives.
U.S. Launches Tool to Stake Claim to World’s Rare Earth Minerals
In a high-tech twist on hammering pickets into the ground, the U.S. State Department has helped launch an online tool aimed at staking America’s claim to many of the world’s rare-earth minerals.
Two Million Hens Are Sweating It Out for Travel Passes in Hubei
At the epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak that has claimed thousands of lives and stunned the Chinese economy, millions of maturing laying hens are awaiting the green light to relocate to egg farms.
The Global Movement Against Plastic Waste Is Growing
More groups are beginning to acknowledge what a dirty and difficult business recycling plastic really is.
Global Profit Warnings Are Spreading as Fast as the Virus
The world’s biggest companies have started sounding the alarm.
Defining and Shrinking the Last Mile
Fast fulfillment has transformed the last mile forever, and advanced dispatching technology is a necessity if you want to compete.
Italy’s China Chill Runs Deeper Than Fears Over the Coronavirus
Almost a year after Italy broke with its U.S. and European partners to sign up to China’s influence-extending Belt and Road initiative, relations between Rome and Beijing risk deteriorating rather than getting closer.
For Global Supply Chains, the Bar Has Been Raised on Emissions Reporting
Global businesses are having to work harder these days to get in line with a voluntary standard on the reporting of greenhouse gas emissions.
Podcast | Why the U.S. Lags Asia in Use of Robots in Factories and Warehouses
China, Japan and South Korea rely far more heavily on robots for manufacturing and distribution than does the U.S.
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