The New York TimesMore from The New York TimesAll Technology‘The Beginning of a Wave’: A.I. Tiptoes Into the WorkplaceThere is no shortage of predictions about how artificial intelligence is going to reshape where, how and if people work in the future.August 6, 2018Global Supply Chain ManagementTo Ease Pain of Trump’s Trade War: $12Bn in Aid for FarmersThe Trump administration announced on Tuesday that it would provide up to $12bn in emergency relief for farmers hurt by the president’s trade war, moving to blunt the financial damage to American agriculture and the political fallout for Republicans as the consequences of President Trump’s protectionist policies roll through the economy.July 25, 2018All LogisticsFor Manufacturers, a Complex Mix Can Determine LocationJohn Saunders had an unlikely path to becoming a manufacturer.July 19, 2018All TechnologyChina’s Taste for Soybeans Is a Weak Spot in the Trade War With TrumpFor all its economic might, China hasn’t been able to solve a crucial problem.July 16, 2018All LogisticsPlan B for Tariffs: ‘Gobble Up Every Bit of Material That I Can’With tariffs driving up the price of stainless steel, the precision-part manufacturer Accu-Swiss in Oakdale, Calif., came up with a plan to save money: turn off the lights but keep the machines on.July 6, 2018Logistics OutsourcingEmergency Rooms Run Out of Vital Drugs, and Patients Are Feeling ItGeorge Vander Linde tapped a code into the emergency room’s automated medicine cabinet. A drawer slid open and he flipped the lid, but found nothing inside.July 2, 2018All TechnologyRobots or Job Training: Manufacturers Grapple With How to Improve Their Economic FortunesFor Anthony Nighswander, rock-bottom unemployment is both a headache and an opportunity. For businesses and workers, it could be the key to reversing one of the country’s most vexing economic problems: slow productivity growth.June 27, 2018Global LogisticsInside a Heist of American Chip Designs, as China Bids for Tech PowerWith a dragnet closing in, engineers at a Taiwanese chip maker holding American secrets did their best to conceal a daring case of corporate espionage.June 25, 2018All LogisticsBig-Name Retailers Make Pride Merchandise in Places That Aren’t L.G.B.T.-FriendlyThe merchandise has never been more plentiful or easier to find. Tote bags that say “United” from H&M. T-shirts emblazoned with “I Am Proud” from Levi Strauss & Co. An inflatable, rainbow-colored whale from Target — a “Pride Narwhal.”June 21, 2018Logistics OutsourcingMcDonald’s to Switch to Paper Straws in Britain as Country Turns Against PlasticThe queen has backed efforts to curb the use of plastics. The Church of England has encouraged a similar push. The British government plans to legislate to require it.June 19, 2018Previous PagePage 3 of 28Next Page
