BloombergMore from BloombergGlobal Trade ManagementSolar Could Beat Coal To Become The Cheapest Power On EarthSolar power is now cheaper than coal in some parts of the world. In less than a decade, it's likely to be the lowest-cost option almost everywhere.January 10, 2017Sustainability & Corporate Social ResponsibilityThe Future Of Fashion Is Mushroom Leather: A More Sustainable Fashion IndustryAs you slipped into heels or a tux to toast the New Year, you probably weren't thinking about the fact that the leather in your shoes polluted drinking water in Indian villages, or that merino sheep were made miserable for your suit - and François-Henri Pinault doesn't want you to have to. This year, the 54-year-old Frenchman is toasting the results in his 2016 sustainability report.January 9, 2017SC Finance & Revenue ManagementRetail CFO Turnover Could Be a Sign of Changing TimesWhat did retailers want for Christmas? Apparently, new Chief Financial Officers. Neiman Marcus Group Inc. is on the hunt for a new CFO. So are Kohl's Corp., Coach Inc. and Nordstrom Inc. Whole Foods Market Inc.'s CFO of 29 years - and the longest-serving female CFO in the Fortune 500 - will be leaving in 2017.January 6, 2017Logistics OutsourcingRetailer Asos Boosts U.K. Sourcing After Pound's Brexit FallAsos Plc, Britain's largest online-only fashion retailer, plans to double its U.K. manufacturing as the pound's post-Brexit plunge makes domestic production more affordable.January 5, 2017Air CargoEurope's Big Airlines Are Nowhere Near as Profitable as U.S. Rivals, Data ShowOn the surface, the European airline industry doesn't look much changed from 20 years ago: National flag carriers such as Air France, British Airways, Iberia, KLM and Lufthansa dominate a handful of giant hub airports. Dig a bit deeper, and you'll see that the market has shifted in a big way. Over the past decade or so, 10 legacy airlines across the region have combined into three huge groups, a consolidation that makes the market look a lot like the U.S.January 4, 2017Global Supply Chain ManagementFirms Pledge to Have 50 Percent Women in Top Roles by 2030The heads of Bank of America Corp., American Electric Power Co., Coca-Cola Co. and 24 more large global companies have pledged to boost the number of women in their top ranks to parity with men by 2030.December 29, 2016Global Trade ManagementChinese Factory Inflation Could Rise 4 Percent in 2017 First Quarter, Analysts SayThe factory to the world has a new export: inflation. And it's shipping faster than many thought possible just a few months ago. China's weakening yuan, stimulus designed to ensure robust growth ahead of a crucial Communist Party Congress next year, and rebounding commodity prices are pushing up factory prices.December 27, 2016Global Trade ManagementChinese Exports Are Transforming Southeast Asia, Economic Data ShowChina's investment is transforming its smaller Southeast Asian neighbors like never before while helping turn Cambodia, Laos and Myanmar into bigger destinations for its exports.China's investment is transforming its smaller Southeast Asian neighbors like never before while helping turn Cambodia, Laos and Myanmar into bigger destinations for its exports.December 20, 2016All LogisticsWith Amazon Looming, Oreo Maker Dives Deeper Into Online RetailMondelez International Inc., trying to adapt as more shoppers buy food outside of traditional grocery stores, is diving deeper into online retail with a holiday-season website that is selling tins of Oreos directly to consumers.December 19, 2016Global Supply Chain ManagementCentral African Conflict-Diamonds Entering Legal Supply Chain, Group SaysConflict diamonds from the Central African Republic are crossing into neighboring Cameroon and the legal supply chain because of corruption, smuggling and poor controls, Partnership Africa Canada said.December 15, 2016Previous PagePage 353 of 357Next Page
