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Food & Beverage: Page 139
A Fraud or World Changer? A Lot of Companies Are Talking About Cryptocurrency
J.P. Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon thinks bitcoin is a "fraud." Investor Mark Cuban called it "a bubble." Goldman Sachs CEO Lloyd Blankfein is still undecided. But whether or not executives believe in the potential of bitcoin, ethereum or blockchain technology, they and their companies can’t avoid talking about cryptocurrencies.
Robot Makers Fill Their War Chests in Fight Against Amazon
A few years ago, Amazon.com Inc. triggered a robot arms race when it purchased a company called Kiva Systems, maker of automated warehouse robots. Now its would-be rivals are landing bigger and bigger cash injections to try to compete with the e-commerce giant.
Tesla's Electric Semi Truck Gets Orders From Wal-Mart and J.B. Hunt
Some of the country's biggest trucking fleets are among Tesla Inc.'s first customers for its all-electric big rig.
Pharma Warns of Drug Supply Disruptions Without a Brexit Deal
Drugmakers in the EU are warning of drug supply chaos if the U.K. and European Commission can't strike a specific deal covering the approval of medicines before their governmental divorce.
Test Drive IBM's Watson in Factory Simulation
The singularly defining moment in Artificial Intelligence (AI) — even bigger than when IBM's Deep Blue beat chess master Garry Kasparov — happened back in in 2011 when the unbeatable Jeopardy! Champion Ken Jennings was finally taken down by IBM's new supercomputer, Watson.
Q&A: Supply Chain Strategies and Challenges at True Value
Every retail company has to cope with the changes mandated by operating in an omnichannel world, and seasonality confronts every one of them with pressures they don't see the rest of the year. But for companies in the retail hardware space, e-commerce and seasonal business peaks carry their own special challenges.
Butterball Is Selling Its First Organic Turkeys Right in Time for Thanksgiving
America's iconic turkey brand is going organic.
Why Builders of Big L.A. Projects Are Making Concrete With Gravel and Sand Shipped From Canada
The 519 miles of L.A.'s freeway system. Dodger Stadium. City Hall. All built with concrete filled with rock and sand washed down from Southern California's iconic mountain ranges.
DHL Customers Say They Prefer Root Canals to Late Shipments
In DHL's 2017 Holiday Survey, 27 percent of the integrator's customers surveyed said that they would "rather get a root canal than have personal holiday shipments come late."
Most U.K. Supermarkets Are Falling Short in Fight Against Antibiotics Crisis
Most of the U.K.'s biggest supermarket chains are falling short on measures to reduce the use of antibiotics in the production of the meat and animal products they sell, campaigners have warned, with potentially harmful impacts on human health.
Someone Figured Out How to Put Tomatoes on a Blockchain
Intrigued by how blockchain was changing finance, an ex-banker at Wells Fargo & Co. and a former executive at Nasdaq Inc. began looking for other opportunities. They looked at applying the technology to insurance, law, even music. Then they hit on farming.
Rise in Warehouse Automation Fuels Fire Risk, Too
A robotic material handling unit zips through a global toy manufacturer's six-story distribution center. As the unit retrieves an open-top plastic container filled with freshly molded toy planes from an automatic storage and retrieval system (ASRS), sparks from a frayed electrical cable on the robot fly everywhere, igniting both the toy planes and the plastic container in which they are stored.
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