The New York TimesMore from The New York TimesRegulation & ComplianceUK Provides Millions to Help Build More Electric Vehicle BatteriesBritain has awarded millions of pounds to help boost manufacturing of electric vehicle batteries, including a project to build the country's second purpose-built electric battery plant and another to make the technology more powerful.April 17, 2017High-Tech/ElectronicsGerman Factory Growth Reaches Almost Six-Year HighGerman manufacturing growth reached an almost six-year high in March, driven by a sharp increase in orders for intermediate goods, a recent survey showed, suggesting the sector will contribute to an economic expansion in the first quarter.April 12, 2017Global Trade ManagementSilk Roads and Chilled Beef: How China Is Trying to Fill a Trump Vacuum in AustraliaIt was almost a major faux pas in sports-mad Australia - Chinese Premier Li Keqiang arrived at an Australian Rules football match in Sydney wearing the blue, black and white scarf of interstate rival Port Adelaide Power.April 7, 2017SC Finance & Revenue ManagementH&M Invests in Supply Chain as Fashion Rivalry IntensifiesCost controls helped H&M to limit a drop in quarterly pretax profit but the fashion chain said it was increasing investments this year as it tries to keep pace with its larger rival, Zara owner Inditex.April 4, 2017Logistics OutsourcingHow a Border Tax Could Divide Boeing and Its SuppliersA U.S. tax overhaul proposed by Republican leaders in Congress would deepen divisions between big manufacturers like Boeing Co and the thousands of smaller companies that supply them, according to suppliers and tax and trade experts.March 31, 2017Consumer Packaged GoodsSurvival of Sears and Kmart Is in Doubt, Owner WarnsThe corporate owner of Sears and Kmart said last week that there was "substantial doubt" that it could continue operating, as brick-and-mortar stores continue to face challenges in an e-commerce world.March 30, 2017Global Supply Chain ManagementBird Flu Outbreak Nation's Worst Since 2015A bird flu outbreak that has led officials to euthanize more than 200,000 animals in three Southern states already is the nation's worst since 2015 and new cases are still popping up, an expert says.March 28, 2017Global Trade ManagementChina's Taxes on Imported Cars Feed Trade Tensions With U.S.A Jeep Wrangler can cost $30,000 more in China than in the United States - and the reasons illustrate a growing point of tension between the two countries.March 24, 2017All TechnologyAdidas Banks on Sports as Lifestyle to Drive U.S. SalesAdidas set a target last week for sales in North America to rise by almost half by 2020, predicting strong demand will continue for fashion sneakers after its retro Superstar was the top selling shoe in the U.S. market in 2016.March 22, 2017All LogisticsSomali Pirates Hijack First Commercial Ship Since 2012Pirates have hijacked an oil tanker with eight Sri Lankan crew on board, Somali authorities said last week, the first time a commercial ship has been seized in the region since 2012.March 20, 2017Previous PagePage 18 of 28Next Page
