BloombergMore from BloombergLast Mile DeliveryDeliveroo Pushes Into U.K. Provinces With Help From AmazonFood delivery service Deliveroo is planning a major expansion in the U.K. after securing $575m in funding from Amazon.com Inc. and other investors.June 13, 2019All LogisticsTrump’s Venezuela Sanctions Are Crippling Colombia’s Fuel-Smuggling MarketColombians in border towns next to Venezuela are queuing to do something many of them haven’t done for decades: visit a gas station.June 12, 2019All LogisticsChina Has Whole Towns Focused Entirely on Making Electric CarsPresident Xi Jinping wants the nation’s 500 electric car makers to be magnets for ancillary industries as he pushes to build a manufacturing superpower by 2025.June 12, 2019Business Strategy AlignmentGap Targets ‘Borderline Irresponsible’ Water Use With India HubThe apparel industry has a water problem, and Gap Inc. wants to fix it.June 12, 2019All LogisticsChinese Exporters Dodge Tariffs With Fake Made-in-Vietnam LabelsSome Chinese exporters are going to extreme lengths to avoid the hit from Trump’s tariffs.June 11, 2019All TechnologyVW Brand to Trim as Many as 4,000 Jobs Amid Digital OverhaulThe prospect of deeper cutbacks had alarmed VW’s union leaders as manufacturers wrestle with the transformation of sprawling industrial operations.June 11, 2019Food & BeverageAs Coffee Gets Cheaper, Brazil Finds Ways to Grow More for LessBrazil’s coffee boom is posing huge challenges for coffee farmers in various corners of the world.June 11, 2019All LogisticsCEOs Are Hedging Against the Chaos of a Full-On Trade WarToyota now has a "virtual war room" of about 150 employees mapping out the impact of various U.S. trade policy scenarios.June 10, 2019All Logistics‘Punched in the Face’: U.S. Floods Snarl Trucks, Trains, BargesHundreds of barges are stalled on the Mississippi River, clogging the main circulatory system for a farm-belt economy battered by a relentless, record-setting string of snow, rainstorms and flooding.June 10, 2019LogisticsTiny Magnets Could Be China's Destructive New Trade-War WeaponChina could maximize harm on the U.S. economy not just by slashing flows of rare-earth materials, but by curbing supplies of small, powerful magnets that use them.June 7, 2019Previous PagePage 297 of 357Next Page
