BloombergMore from BloombergHomeAmazon of Africa Van Drivers Battle Hardships on Lagos StreetsFaulty payment systems, patchy phone-network coverage, parking woes and unreliable customers: Just a day in the life of a typical delivery driver for Jumia Technologies in Lagos.September 24, 2019HomeCorporate America Has Found a Way to Turn a Profit Off Being GreenIt’s time to stop crediting corporate sustainability efforts as acts of altruism. For big business, protecting the environment often means padding the bottom line.September 23, 2019HomeAmazon Expands Two-Hour Whole Foods Delivery to Catch WalmartAfter two years of tinkering, Amazon is betting big on quick delivery from Whole Foods.September 23, 2019HomeBrexit Stockpiling Fears Give German Forklift Maker a BoostFor Germany’s Kion Group, the prospect of a no-deal Brexit has a welcome upside.September 23, 2019HomeVaping Supply Chain Under Criminal Investigation as U.S. Illnesses RiseFederal health officials said 530 people have fallen ill from the mysterious vaping-related lung ailment that has raised alarms across the U.S., up from 380 confirmed and probable cases that the government reported last week.September 20, 2019HomeProtein ‘Shake-Up’ Could Push Faux Meat Market to $240 BillionThe size of the plant-based meat market has been one of the biggest debates in the food industry recently, with estimates ranging from between $10 billion and $40 billion to as high as $140 billion.September 20, 2019HomeOracle Unveils More Autonomous Software to Boost Cloud GrowthOracle Corp. unveiled an operating system that runs without the need for human oversight, part of a raft of new software tools meant to ease the company’s rocky transition to cloud computing.September 19, 2019HomeLithium Miners See Shakeout in Race to Supply Electric CarsThree producers that account for about half of the world’s lithium will continue to dominate the market in the future as the entire electric vehicle supply chain matures and consolidates, says Albemarle Corp.'s CEO.September 19, 2019All LogisticsVietnam Becomes a Victim of Its Own Success in Trade WarVietnam is finding it’s hard to win a trade war even when businesses are trying to hand you victories.September 19, 2019HomeIn Planet’s Fastest-Warming Region, Jobs Come With ThawCanada’s northernmost Nunavut territory, a region the size of Mexico, is becoming a bellwether for the unexpected ways an altered climate will transform lives and livelihoods.September 18, 2019Previous PagePage 284 of 357Next Page
