Los Angeles TimesMore from Los Angeles TimesAll TechnologyGetting a New iPhone Battery Is Often a Frustrating, Weeks-Long ProcessSome people across the country are reporting that they're having a tough time getting their iPhone batteries replaced through Apple Inc.'s battery replacement program that launched after the company admitted that it slows down phones with older batteries to preserve the phones' performance.March 1, 2018All TechnologyElectronics-Recycling Innovator Faces Prison for Trying to Extend Computers' LivesEric Lundgren is obsessed with recycling electronics.February 27, 2018All LogisticsD.C. Has Given Elon Musk a Permit to Do a Little Digging for the HyperloopIt's not much now, just a parking lot with a discarded gin bottle and an old exterminator receipt.February 23, 2018Business Strategy AlignmentFor This Start-Up, the Secret to Selling Wine Online Is Making It YourselfIn 2012, a Los Angeles start-up named Club W set out to help millennials find and buy decent wine on the internet. With bottles from a few boutique vintners, a slick web platform and a simple recommendation algorithm, the company had a propitious plan.February 21, 2018Parcel & ExpressSam's Club, Vying With Costco and Amazon, Offers Free Shipping to Premium MembersSam's Club is offering free shipping for premium members and simplifying its membership tiers.February 16, 2018Global Supply Chain ManagementLawsuit Alleges Ulta Resold Used Cosmetics As NewA Los Angeles woman is suing Ulta Beauty, alleging that the cosmetics retailer had a practice of reselling used makeup as new to unsuspecting customers.February 14, 2018Sales & Operations PlanningChina Wants to Enter the U.S. Car Market, but a Rough Road Lies AheadGermany was first. It shipped the Volkswagen Beetle to the United States in 1949. It got off to a slow start only to be embraced by an enthusiastic American public.February 12, 2018Sales & Operations PlanningCome for the Food, Stay to Buy Clothes? To Attract Shoppers, More Retailers Add Restaurants to Their StoresRetailer Mark Werts was dining in a Hong Kong restaurant a few years ago when he noticed most people were doing more than chewing.February 9, 2018Global Supply Chain ManagementGerman Automakers Are Berated Over Tests on Monkeys and HumansPublic criticism of the German auto industry has escalated after a report that an industry-sponsored entity commissioned a study of the effects of diesel exhaust using monkeys, and that another study exposed humans to low levels of one type of air pollutant.January 31, 2018All TechnologyWorkers at Apple Supplier Describe Health and Safety HazardsAt a Catcher Technology Co. manufacturing complex in the Chinese industrial city of Suqian, about six hours' drive from Shanghai, workers stand for up to 10 hours a day in hot workshops slicing and blasting iPhone casings for Apple Inc., handling noxious chemicals sometimes without proper gloves or masks.January 25, 2018Previous PagePage 6 of 26Next Page