BloombergMore from BloombergRegulation & ComplianceEV Makers’ Course Hinges on U.S. ElectionBoth of the major-party presidential candidates have said they support electric vehicles, but a Biden win could bring changes to significantly speed up the adoption of cars and trucks built by the likes of Tesla Inc. and Nikola Corp.November 3, 2020All Logistics‘Hydrogen Wars’ Pit Europe v. China for $700 Billion BusinessGovernments, energy giants, automobile companies and lobbying groups say hydrogen use is pivotal for cutting greenhouse gas emissions quickly enough to prevent the worst effects of climate change.November 1, 2020All LogisticsCargill to Add Giant Sails to Cargo Ships to Curb EmissionsThe initiative will improve the efficiency of whichever new fuels — from hydrogen to liquefied natural gas — are eventually adopted, the agricultural commodities giant says.October 30, 2020All LogisticsE-Commerce Boom Offers Lifeline for OilIn a world ravaged by coronavirus, freight is again growing, in some areas rapidly. And that means diesel.October 29, 2020All LogisticsPort CEO Wants to Stop Food Rotting on ShipsOne of the largest container port operators is calling on the shipping industry to tackle a growing yet often overlooked major environmental problem: spoiled food from hauling produce around the world.October 28, 2020All LogisticsAmazon, FedEx Help Boost U.S. Warehouse Jobs Amid Online BoomWarehouse operators across the U.S. are rushing to hire workers amid a boom in online sales, a bright spot for a labor market that faces mounting challenges.October 28, 2020All LogisticsAll-In U.S. Push for Vaccine Means Covid Could LingerAny shortfalls in the vaccine program could mean the country will struggle with the virus well into 2023.October 27, 2020Global Supply Chain ManagementBrexit, Covid and Climate Are Colluding to Raise U.K. Food PricesSupermarket prices in Britain could start increasing in coming months as food supplies get pummeled by a triple whammy of Brexit, COVID-19 and weather-struck harvests.October 27, 2020Global Supply Chain ManagementElectric-Car Mania Turns Battery Makers Into Power BrokersAutomakers are investing billions of dollars to bring new electric vehicles to consumers in the U.S. and other global markets, but their success hinges on securing the most critical and expensive component: the battery.October 26, 2020All TechnologyThe U.S.-China Conflict Over Chips Is About to Get UglierPolitics is roiling the semiconductor industry, sparking a drive for more autonomy from the U.S. to China, Europe and Japan.October 23, 2020Previous PagePage 243 of 357Next Page
