The GuardianMore from The GuardianGlobal Trade ManagementEU Leaders 'Have Accepted' That U.K. Will Not Cancel BrexitThe EU has accepted that Britain will not be changing its mind on Brexit and may never return to the bloc after next year’s divorce, a leading European commissioner has said, as he warned that the country’s position in the world would be diminished rather than enhanced after its departure.April 13, 2018All LogisticsWhat Is the Donald Trump Vs. Jeff Bezos Feud Really About?One is the world’s richest man, the other is the world’s most powerful.April 11, 2018RoboticsWorkers at Risk As Robots Set to Replace 66 Million Jobs, Report WarnsThe west’s leading economic think tank has warned its members that they are failing to prepare workers for an automation revolution that will leave 66 million people at risk of being replaced by machines in the coming years.April 5, 2018AutomotiveTrouble for Big Tech As Consumers Sour on Amazon, Facebook and CoTrump is going after Amazon; Congress is after Facebook; Google is too big, and Apple is short of new products. Is it any surprise that sentiment toward the tech industry giants is turning sour? The consequences of such a readjustment, however, may be dire.April 3, 2018All LogisticsHydrogen-Powered Transport Key to Climate Targets, Says ShellPlanes and trucks powered by hydrogen will be a crucial part of efforts to cut carbon emissions to safe levels, according to oil giant Shell.March 29, 2018All LogisticsBusinesses Face Unanswered Questions a Year From Brexit — a Sector by Sector AnalysisWith only a year to go until Britain leaves the EU, a mounting backlog of unresolved problems is causing business to take evasive action — despite government attempts to buy more time with a transition deal.March 27, 2018Forecasting & Demand PlanningWine Prices to Rise As Bad Weather Brings Worst Harvest for 50 YearsIt’s the kind of bad news best served with a stiff drink: the price of standard supermarket wines such as prosecco and pinot grigio could rise by up to 30 percent this year as the impact of 2017’s disastrous harvest is felt on the high street.March 23, 2018Business Strategy Alignment'Not Welcome Here': Amazon Faces Growing Resistance to Its Second HomeWhat do you get for the man who has everything? When it comes to Jeff Bezos — the richest man in the world with around $130bn to his name — many U.S. cities competing to host Amazon’s second headquarters have an answer: billions of dollars in tax incentives.March 21, 2018Quality & MetricsHow America's Clean Coal Dream UnravelledHigh above the red dirt and evergreen trees of Kemper County, Mississippi, gleams a 15-story monolith of pipes surrounded by a town-sized array of steel towers and white buildings. The hi-tech industrial site juts out of the surrounding forest, its sharp silhouette out of place amid the gray crumbling roads, catfish stands and trailer homes of nearby De Kalb, population: 1,164.March 15, 2018Global Trade ManagementEmpire Strikes Back: Why Former Colonies Don't Need Britain After BrexitThe countdown to leave the European Union began in the British summer of 2016, but nobody in the country seemed to know in which direction they were headed. Those who voted to leave don’t know what kind of future they would like; those who voted to stay don’t know what they can do to stop the process they are certain will create only misery. British politicians from the two major parties — Conservative and Labour — aren’t helping.March 13, 2018Previous PagePage 6 of 13Next Page
