ReutersFrom ReutersHomeTrump Tariffs Force Tough Choices at U.S. Auto SuppliersThe choice is stark for most suppliers: absorb the extra cost, pass them on to customers or find ways to slash material costs.January 17, 2019Global Trade ManagementTrump Tariff War Sends U.S. Retailers on Buying BingeIn the nearly 40 years she has spent in trade, Amy Magnus has never seen retailers hoarding so much inventory.December 21, 2018All LogisticsChina Hopes Trade Expo Will Highlight Import Clout As U.S. Dispute RagesChina, dubbed ‘the workshop of the world’ for its sprawling supply chains and huge export capacity, is hoping to manufacture something new this week at a huge trade fair in Shanghai: import orders.November 5, 2018Sustainability & Corporate Social ResponsibilityOcean Shock: Big Aquaculture Is Bulldozing Its Way Through MalaysiaUnfolding across Asia and around the world, a revolution in aquaculture farming could help mitigate the impacts of climate change — or make them even worse.October 31, 2018All LogisticsWith Brexit Talks in Gridlock, British Truckers Plan for the WorstTransport 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.October 26, 2018Business Strategy AlignmentYoung Entrepreneurs Are Lending Glamor to African AgricultureIn a long-sleeved shirt and jeans, expertly navigating eastern Rwanda’s bumpy back roads in a white four-wheel drive, Dieudonne Twahirwa looks nothing like the stereotypical African farmer.October 23, 2018SC Finance & Revenue ManagementSears Skips Payments to Vendors Amid Bankruptcy ConcernsSears Holdings Corp has started to miss payments to vendors, adding to concerns about its future.October 11, 2018All TechnologyEurope’s Largest Retailer Adopts Blockchain to Track Fresh ProduceRetail giant Carrefour SA has adopted blockchain ledger technology to track and trace chicken, eggs and tomatoes as they travel from farms to stores.October 9, 2018Global Supply Chain ManagementUnilever Tops List of Food and Drink Firms Tackling Forced LaborAnglo-Dutch giant Unilever topped a new list ranking how well food and drink companies tackle the risk of forced labor in their supply chains, ahead of Kellogg Company and Coca-Cola.October 4, 2018All LogisticsCarmakers Trigger Brexit Contingency Plans as 'No Deal' Fears GrowCarmakers in Britain have triggered some Brexit contingency plans, and are working on redrawing production schedules and stockpiling more parts.October 1, 2018Page 1 of 11Next Page
