The New York TimesMore from The New York TimesAll TechnologyResearchers Discover Two Major Flaws in the World’s ComputersComputer security experts have discovered two major security flaws in the microprocessors inside nearly all of the world’s computers.January 5, 2018Business Strategy AlignmentBusiness Schools Now Teaching #MeToo, N.F.L. Protests and TrumpTim Vogus, a professor at Vanderbilt University’s business school, was stoking the debate in his classroom one day this fall, asking first-year M.B.A. students about one of the most successful, and controversial, companies of the day. On the syllabus was Uber, a case study in both sensational business success and rampant corporate misbehavior.January 3, 2018All LogisticsMany Unhappy Returns? Online Holiday Shopping’s Big HangoverKristina Nicolas will proudly tell you that she’s been doing practically all her shopping online for years now. She will also tell you, in a more exasperated voice, that this has not remotely abbreviated the amount of time she spends going to stores.December 28, 2017Global Supply Chain ManagementWhat Needs to Happen Before Electric Cars Take Over the WorldOn the slope of a thickly forested Czech mountain, three men in hard hats and mud-spattered fluorescent vests dig for the metal that could power a new industrial revolution.December 20, 2017Global Supply Chain ManagementEurope’s Thirst for Cheap Labor Fuels a Boom in Disposable WorkersAs dusk settled over the rambling countryside in Pardubice, Czech Republic, a group of haggard workers emerged from a dank three-story concrete dormitory and jammed into buses. The evening shift was about to begin at two nearby factories owned by Foxconn and Panasonic.December 15, 2017Global Trade ManagementAs Brexit Looms, Paris Tries a Business MakeoverThe phone rings a lot at Paris Region Entreprises, a one-stop shop for companies deciding whether to move employees to the City of Light. Typically, callers ask about visas and minutiae of employment law. But not long ago, an executive from Japan called with a stumper: Where, he asked, are the dancing clubs?December 13, 2017Global Trade ManagementChina Will Lead an Electric Car Future, Ford’s Chairman SaysThe world’s automakers are just starting to bet on an electric car future — and already, one of the most powerful people in the industry says that future belongs to China.December 11, 2017Consumer Packaged GoodsAmazon’s Australian Debut Brings Excitement, Dread and DefianceAmazon quietly began operations in Australia this month, the start of what could be a shake-up of that country’s retail market, which is worth hundreds of billions of dollars.December 7, 2017All TechnologyAutomakers Pledge Ethical Minerals Sourcing for Electric CarsLeading carmakers including Volkswagen and Toyota pledged last week to uphold ethical and socially responsible standards in their purchases of minerals for an expected boom in electric vehicle production.December 5, 2017Business Strategy AlignmentPizza Is Partisan, and Companies Are Still AdjustingIn today’s political climate, even pizza, bourbon and coffee can be partisan issues.December 1, 2017Previous PagePage 9 of 28Next Page
