Los Angeles TimesMore from Los Angeles TimesRegulation & ComplianceCalifornia Expects Lag Time for Testing, Distributing Newly Legal WeedWith businesses expected to get state licenses in January to sell marijuana in California, the top regulator says that they will be given up to six months to comply with a requirement the pot be thoroughly tested by a licensed laboratory.May 26, 2017All LogisticsUber Launches Freight Service to Meet On-Demand Trucking NeedsUber Technologies inched closer to becoming a logistics company last week with the launch of Uber Freight, an on-demand freight service for trucking carriers.May 24, 2017AutomotiveDriverless Vehicles Are the Future, and the Battle to Dominate the Field Is OnIt's big. It's nasty. It's the fight for dominance in the burgeoning market for driverless cars - and the service they'll provide.May 22, 2017Global Supply Chain ManagementQ&A: Who Owns an Employee's Emails and Computer Files?Question: Our association purchased a laptop and allowed the manager to use it while at work in our homeowner association's office, where it remains today. Upon the manager's termination, she wanted to remove information on the laptop's hard drive claiming that her "work" belonged to her and not the association.May 17, 2017Global Supply Chain ManagementAir Traffic Control for Drones Is Coming - Here's How It Could WorkBy 2020, an estimated 7 million drones could be zipping around the country delivering packages, taking photos, inspecting infrastructure or conducting search and rescue missions.May 15, 2017All TechnologyUber Has a Department That Spies on Its Rivals - and It's Not AloneHow far would you go to figure out what the competition is up to?May 12, 2017AutomotiveApril Car Sales Plummet Could Signal a Longer-Term DeclineWages are growing and surveys show consumer confidence is high. So why are motor vehicle sales taking a hit?May 11, 2017Global Supply Chain ManagementHere's How Hundreds of Tons of Plastic Trash End Up in Arctic OceanPlastic trash is now so ubiquitous that researchers have found hundreds of tons of it floating in the Arctic Ocean.May 9, 2017Global Supply Chain ManagementAs Shoppers Shift Online, So Do JobsAfter more than five decades selling women's clothing, Limited Stores Co. filed for bankruptcy early this year and closed its 250 stores nationwide, including several in Southern California malls where dozens of employees lost their jobs.May 5, 2017All LogisticsChina Launches Its First Domestically Made Aircraft CarrierChina launched its first aircraft carrier built entirely on its own last week, in a demonstration of the growing technical sophistication of its defense industries and determination to safeguard its maritime territorial claims and crucial trade routes.May 3, 2017Previous PagePage 15 of 26Next Page
