The Washington PostFrom The Washington PostAll LogisticsPackages Delivered Via Robot? Now There’s an App for That.Starship Technologies plans to broaden its delivery service beyond food to include packages, a move that led it to declare itself “the world’s first robot package delivery service.”November 6, 2018Global Trade & EconomicsChina Has a Big Weapon That It Hasn’t Used in the Trade War Yet: TouristsChinese manufacturers need time to rearrange complex supply chains, but Chinese consumers can easily change vacation plans to visit Tuscany rather than Napa Valley.November 1, 2018All LogisticsThese Workers Are Hurt by Trump’s Trade War, But Ineligible for His BailoutThough farmers can receive part of the $12bn bailout, those who transport their goods are out of luck.October 29, 2018Business Strategy AlignmentInside Target’s Plan to Win Over Customers This Holiday SeasonHow will retailers win this holiday season? By making shopping easier.October 24, 2018Global Supply Chain ManagementNorth Dakota Soybean Farmers, Caught in the Trade War, Watch the Season Close on Their CropSnow was dusting out of the steel-colored sky as Monte Peterson stared out his home office window at the land his family has worked since the 1950s.October 15, 2018Global Supply Chain ManagementTrump’s Tariffs Will Harm Growth in 2019, IMF PredictsThe International Monetary Fund has cut its U.S. growth forecast for next year, warning that Trump’s trade policies will harm growth domestically and around the world.October 10, 2018SC Finance & Revenue ManagementWhite House Report Points to Severe Shortcomings in Military Supply ChainUncertain budgets, a broken procurement system and an unfair trade environment have eroded the United States’ defense industrial base to levels at which national security could be at risk.October 5, 2018Global Supply Chain ManagementAn Unexpected Winner From Trump's Trade War: Knockoff Bags From ChinaWhen President Trump threatens China with more tariffs, Lulu thinks of her commission checks and smiles.October 2, 2018HR & Labor ManagementAmazon Is Doling Out Raises in What Employees Call ‘Damage Control’Amazon.com, fighting back against the image of poor working conditions at its warehouses, has been calling workers around the country into “all-hands” meetings in the past week where they’ve been given raises — of 25 to 55 cents an hour, according to employees.September 27, 2018Global Supply Chain ManagementMilan Defends Luxury Supply Chain During Fashion WeekThe talk off the Milan runway this season has been a perceived assault on Made-in-Italy’s integrity.September 24, 2018Page 1 of 16Next Page
