BloombergMore from BloombergAll TechnologyRobots Are Coming for These Wall Street JobsTraders, prepare to adapt. Wall Street is entering a new era. The fraternity of bond jockeys, derivatives mavens and stock pickers who've long personified the industry are giving way to algorithms, and soon, artificial intelligence.October 23, 2017Global Supply Chain ManagementFlorida Orange Crop Plunges to 71-Year Low After Hurricane IrmaFlorida's orange production will plunge 21 percent to a 71-year low after damage wrought by Hurricane Irma devastated the harvest, while output of cotton also suffered in storm-hit areas, government figures showed.October 19, 2017Global Trade ManagementDiamond Dealers Cling to the Old DaysAshit Mehta was stunned. Without notice, the representatives of Dutch bank ABN Amro marched into the offices of his global diamond empire, confiscated $150m of rocks, locked them in a vault and left with the key.October 17, 2017Global Supply Chain ManagementSteel Firm Faked Data for Metal Used in Planes and CarsThe industrial scandal engulfing Kobe Steel Ltd. began to reverberate overseas as Japan's third-biggest steelmaker said its staff falsified data about the strength and durability of some aluminum and copper products used in planes, trains and potentially a space rocket.October 13, 2017Last Mile DeliveryAmazon Is Testing Its Own Delivery Service to Rival FedEx and UPSAmazon.com Inc. is experimenting with a new delivery service intended to make more products available for free two-day delivery and relieve overcrowding in its warehouses, according to two people familiar with the plan, which will push the online retailer deeper into functions handled by longtime partners United Parcel Service Inc. and FedEx Corp.October 11, 2017Global Supply Chain ManagementThe 'Smartphone Effect' Is Weakening, Economists SayThe rush to upgrade smartphones may be ebbing, prompting economists to dial back the outlook for Asian exporters.October 9, 2017Sustainability & Corporate Social ResponsibilityChina's New Silk Road Could Spur More Electric Cars in EuropeChina's new silk road stretching into the heart of Europe may be what ultimately delivers more climate-friendly technologies like batteries and electric cars.October 5, 2017Global GatewaysMountains of Aid Are Languishing on the Docks in Puerto RicoThousands of cargo containers bearing millions of emergency meals and other relief supplies have been piling up on San Juan’s docks since last week.October 3, 2017Sustainability & Corporate Social ResponsibilityClean Energy Is Approaching a Tipping PointThe cost of renewables is plunging faster than forecasters anticipated just a few years ago as as technologies like gigantic wind turbines arrive on the market.September 29, 2017Food & BeverageIf You Are What You Eat, America Tastes Like ChickenU.S. eating habits have undergone a slow transformation since the 1970s, as shown through annual consumption data tracked by the U.S. Department of Agriculture. And it's not a simple story of expanding waistlines and new ways to pig out. By looking at when different foods found peak favor and comparing their rises and falls, key moments can be isolated in the story of American eating.September 27, 2017Previous PagePage 343 of 357Next Page
