BloombergMore from BloombergSustainability & Corporate Social ResponsibilityIf Tesla Is the Apple of Electric Vehicles, Volkswagen Bets It Can Be SamsungVolkswagen has big plans for becoming the world’s largest maker of electric vehicles. But analysts aren't sure Tesla can be dethroned.March 17, 2021Product Lifecycle ManagementUsed Electric Car Batteries Are Heading to Factories and FarmsRetired electric vehicle batteries that are repackaged into energy-storage systems are being targeted at industrial consumers who’ve been slower to adopt the technology than utilities or homeowners.March 16, 2021Transportation & DistributionHuawei Pivots to Fish Farms, Mining After U.S. Blocks Its PhonesSix months after the Trump administration dealt a crushing blow to Huawei Technologies Co.’s smartphone business, the Chinese telecommunications giant is turning to less glamorous alternatives that may eventually offset the decline of its biggest revenue contributor.March 15, 2021All LogisticsU.K. Firms Decry Unfair Brexit Border as EU Goods Waved InThe U.K.’s decision to postpone border checks on goods coming from the European Union until next year has delighted the country’s importers — but left some exporters angry.March 14, 2021Business Strategy AlignmentSugar Cane Lego Blocks? No More Plastic Fantastic as Toymaker Goes GreenLego has a team of 100 people dedicated to developing its green toys, and they need to make sure the company has an environmentally friendly product it can put on store shelves by 2030.March 12, 2021All TechnologyChina’s Microsoft Hack, Russia’s SolarWinds Attack Threaten to Overwhelm U.S.China’s global attack on Microsoft’s popular email software revealed last week and an equally sprawling Russian attack discovered three months ago have created a two-front war that threatens to overwhelm cybersecurity’s emergency responders.March 11, 2021All LogisticsBritain Delays Brexit Import Checks to Avert DisruptionThe U.K. government says it will delay imposing post-Brexit checks on imports coming from the European Union in a bid to avert disruption to supplies this summer.March 11, 2021Global Trade & EconomicsWho’s Right in the U.K. and EU’s Spat Over Vaccine Exports?The U.K. and European Union are trading blows again — this time over coronavirus vaccines.March 11, 2021All LogisticsMajor Exporters Take Unusual Steps to Ease Container ShortageSome of the world’s biggest exporters in Asia are intervening to alleviate a shipping container shortage that jeopardizes their overseas trading.March 9, 2021Sustainability & Corporate Social ResponsibilityLocal Hazards Grow as States Ship Their Garbage OverflowAs U.S. cities struggle to rein in garbage while propping up pricey recycling efforts, more companies are profiting from America’s growing waste problem and leaving local communities to face the environmental consequences.March 9, 2021Previous PagePage 230 of 357Next Page
