The New York TimesMore from The New York TimesGlobal Supply Chain ManagementFake Paperwork, Poor Parts Challenge China's Aerospace BoomChinese suppliers to U.S. flight control systems maker Moog sold it poorly made parts, faked paperwork and outsourced work to a factory not approved by the company, according to an internal report by U.S. aviation regulatorsOctober 24, 2017All LogisticsWarehouse Conversions Aren't Just for Cities Anymore - Or Just for WarehousesThe notion that old commercial buildings could enjoy a second life as places to live and work was popularized by artists in Manhattan's SoHo neighborhood in the 1960s, when dusty warehouses started to give way to studios and apartments.October 20, 2017SC Finance & Revenue ManagementAs Cancer Tears Through Africa, Drug Makers Draw Up a Battle PlanIn a remarkable initiative modeled on the campaign against AIDS in Africa, two major pharmaceutical companies, working with the American Cancer Society, will steeply discount the prices of cancer medicines in Africa.October 18, 2017HR & Labor ManagementQ&A: Start-Ups Use Technology to Redesign the Hiring ProcessIris Bohnet, a behavioral economist and professor at the Harvard Kennedy School, spoke to the founders of two behavioral design start-ups, Kate Glazebrook of Applied and Frida Polli of Pymetrics, for the latest on the algorithmic design revolution that is transforming hiring practices.October 16, 2017Global Supply Chain ManagementGlobal Economy's Stubborn Reality: Plenty of Work, Not Enough PayIn the three-plus decades since Ola Karlsson began painting houses and offices for a living, he has seen oil wealth transform the Norwegian economy. He has participated in a construction boom that has refashioned Oslo, the capital. He has watched the rent climb at his apartment in the center of the city.October 12, 2017E-Commerce/Omni-ChannelWal-Mart Puts Its Eggs in a Time-Saving Basket: Grocery PickupA personal shopper is something you might expect at Bergdorf Goodman or a boutique on Madison Avenue. Not at the Wal-Mart on Route 42 in Turnersville, N.J.October 10, 2017Global Supply Chain ManagementChina's Harsh Words Mask a Trade Boom With South KoreaForget geopolitics: Leo Li, a 33-year-old language teacher in China, wants his essence of South Korean snail slime.October 6, 2017Global Supply Chain ManagementIkea Enters 'Gig Economy' by Acquiring TaskRabbitIkea, the Swedish home goods retailer, says it has agreed to acquire TaskRabbit, a company known for, among other things, sending tool-wielding workers to rescue customers befuddled by build-it-yourself furniture kits.October 4, 2017Logistics OutsourcingBest Buy's Secrets for Thriving in the Amazon AgeWhile running errands the other day, I ducked into a local Best Buy to pick up a pair of new headphones. What I saw inside was shocking.October 2, 2017HR & Labor ManagementBefore Wisconsin, Foxconn Vowed Big Spending in Brazil. Few Jobs Have Come.Before the Taiwanese manufacturing giant Foxconn pledged to spend $10bn and create 13,000 jobs in Wisconsin, the company made a similar promise in Brazil.September 28, 2017Previous PagePage 11 of 28Next Page
