ReutersMore from ReutersAll LogisticsFedEX to Roll Out 500 More Stores Inside WalmartPackage delivery company FedEx Corp said last week it will open 500 FedEx Office stores inside Walmart Inc’s U.S. locations, a partnership intended to help both companies attract new customers and handle online order returns.March 26, 2018Logistics OutsourcingCoca-Cola, U.S. State Dept. to Use Blockchain to Combat Forced LaborCoca-Cola Co. and the U.S. State Department along with two other companies said last week they are launching a project using blockchain’s digital ledger technology to create a secure registry for workers that will help fight the use of forced labor worldwide.March 22, 2018All Technology'Exhausted' Toys R Us Suppliers Weigh Options As Huge Retailer ShutsWhen Toys ‘R’ Us secured a $3.1bn bankruptcy loan in September, toy makers were reassured they would be paid for goods delivered to the company as it tried to emerge from Chapter 11.March 20, 2018All TechnologyTesla's Electric Motor Shift to Spur Demand for Rare Earth NeodymiumTesla’s shift to a magnetic motor using neodymium in its Model 3 Long Range car adds to pressure on already strained supplies of a rare earth metal that had for years been shunned because of an export ban by top producer China.March 14, 2018Global Trade ManagementAsia-Pacific Nations Signed Sweeping Trade Deal Without U.S.Eleven countries including Japan and Canada signed a landmark Asia-Pacific trade agreement without the United States on Thursday in what one minister called a powerful signal against protectionism and trade wars.March 12, 2018Global Supply Chain ManagementKobe Steel, Toyota Hit With U.S. Lawsuit Over Vehicle Metal QualityU.S. consumers have filed a lawsuit against Kobe Steel Ltd and Toyota Motor Corp accusing the companies of violating consumer protection laws and engaging in fraud by concealing the use of substandard metal components in vehicles.March 8, 2018Food & BeverageFor Australian Winemakers, Chinese Relationships Are Bearing FruitWang Zhe, a wealthy Chinese businessman from Guangzhou, liked his glass of decade-old Chardonnay at an Australian winery so much he wanted more. So he asked to buy the entire vintage.March 6, 2018All LogisticsCorporate America’s New Dilemma: Raising Prices to Cover Higher Transport CostsThe drive for cost cuts and higher margins at U.S. trucking and railroad operators is pinching their biggest customers, forcing the likes of General Mills Inc and Hormel Foods Corp to spend more on deliveries and consider raising their own prices as a way to pass along the costs.February 28, 2018Business Strategy Alignment'Sooner, Faster, Now': The Companies Surfing the E-Commerce WaveAmazon’s assault on the retail industry has brought misery to traditional retailers without a strong web presence.February 26, 2018Global Supply Chain ManagementFearing Tourist Drought, Cape Town Charts a New Relationship With WaterWhen Markus Rohner flew into Cape Town’s airport this month, he found an unexpected line at the men’s washroom.February 22, 2018Previous PagePage 7 of 11Next Page
