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General SCM: Page 995
Opinion: New Material Handling Tech Must Embrace Human Ergonomics
In the quest to increase productivity in material handling and manufacturing environments and be more responsive to the changing interests and expectations of the consumer, companies are increasingly embracing new technology.
Intel’s Response to Chip Meltdown Deepens Rift With Microsoft
Recent revelations that millions of Intel Corp.’s chips carry a security flaw is putting a deeper strain on the company’s decades-long partnership with Microsoft Corp.
U.S. Puts Alibaba's Taobao on Blacklist for Counterfeit Products — Again
The U.S. Trade Representative put Alibaba’s Taobao on its blacklist for the second year in a row over suspected counterfeits sold on the shopping platform, a move the Chinese e-commerce giant said did not reflect its IP-protection efforts.
Bitcoin Could End Up Using More Power Than Electric Cars
The global power needed to create cryptocurrencies this year could rival the entire electricity consumption of Argentina and be a growth driver for renewable energy producers from the U.S. to China.
Will the New Tax Bill Bring Overseas Profits Back Home?
The Republicans’ tax-reform measure is now the law of the land. So what’s going to happen to all that cash that’s been sitting in the overseas accounts of U.S. multinationals? Is it coming home?
Pizza Hut Says Driverless Delivery Will Actually Create More Jobs
Last week, Pizza Hut unveiled plans to launch a fleet of driverless delivery vans — a sign that automation has reached the world of greasy comfort food. Then the chain did something pizza makers rarely do: It offered an economic theory on Twitter.
Hospitals Wrestle With Shortage of IV Bags, Linked to Hurricane
The U.S. is facing a nationwide shortage of intravenous bags just as flu cases accelerate, forcing many hospitals to use more time-consuming ways to administer drugs and to weigh a halt on elective procedures and clinical trials.
Opinion: How IoT Will Impact the Supply Chain This Year
There has been a lot written about the internet of things (IoT) and how it will affect nearly every global industry — from retail to connected vehicles.
Found on Instagram, Sold on Alibaba: Even the Smallest Brands Are Now Victims of Counterfeiting
Team Dream is a small business by most any measure. The quirky cycling apparel brand has just five employees. It produces only about 100 pieces of each garment and operates out of a converted gas station in San Marino, where a closet-sized nook doubles as both a fulfillment center and R&D lab.
As Electric Cars’ Prospects Brighten, Japan Fears Being Left Behind
At a factory near the base of Mount Fuji, workers painstakingly assemble transmissions for some of the world’s top-selling cars. The expensive, complex components, and the workers’ jobs, could be obsolete in a couple of decades.
'A Really Big Deal': New York City's Fossil Fuel Divestment Could Spur Global Shift
New York City’s decision to sever ties with its fossil fuel investments is set to prove a catalyst to other cities in the face of the Trump administration’s staunch support for coal, oil and gas interests, according to several leading economists.
Best Practices for Logistics Leaders in 2018
Demand for logistics services is strong. But the industry can’t turn its back on the challenges of the coming year.
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