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IBM Pursues Amazon Into Cloud With $33Bn Red Hat Deal
IBM’s $33bn purchase of Red Hat Inc. — the world’s second-largest technology deal ever — is aimed at catapulting the company into the ranks of the top cloud software competitors.
U.K. Fights EpiPen Shortage by Extending Injector Expiry Dates
As a shortage of epinephrine pens continues to grip the U.K., authorities have agreed to extend the expiration date on a second injector to help ease the situation.
Global Shipping Freight Rates Slump as Trade Slows
The cost of hiring container ships has plunged 24 percent from a multi-year peak while raw material vessel rates have slumped 10 percent from a five-year high.
Patients ‘May Need to Stockpile Own Drugs’ If No-Deal Brexit Looms
If the U.K. leaves the EU with no deal, it could be “catastrophic” for medicine supplies — and necessitate emergency powers, the pharmaceuticals industry says.
These Workers Are Hurt by Trump’s Trade War, But Ineligible for His Bailout
Though farmers can receive part of the $12bn bailout, those who transport their goods are out of luck.
Tariff Engineering: What Importers Can Do in a New Era
Everything seems to be on the table for companies today, as they search for the best way to respond to the new tariffs on goods from China.
Coalition: USPS Needs ‘Breathing Room’ to Pursue Long-Term Reform
The U.S. Postal Service faces a looming financial crisis that poses a challenge to its survival.
Podcast | Just What Is a Warehouse, Anyway?
There’s scarcely any aspect of a warehouse or distribution center today that isn’t susceptible to change.
China Bets Vast Supply Chain Can Swallow Trump's Tariff Pain
China is banking on its dominance of global supply chains to help it ride out the pain from Donald Trump’s trade war.
With Brexit Talks in Gridlock, British Truckers Plan for the Worst
Transport company boss Chris Blackburn is contemplating spending almost a million pounds for a chance to keep his trucks on European roads if Britain leaves the EU without a deal in March.
How Cloud Migration Can Protect Against Supply-Chain Disasters
When production is spread across a global supply chain, unexpected mishaps can quickly escalate into disaster for both manufacturers and consumers.
JD.com Is Turning Its Logistics Network Into a Broader Delivery Service
Chinese online retailer JD.com is staking a claim in China’s intensely competitive package-delivery market by opening its logistics network to parcels shipped by consumers and businesses.
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