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Tesco Uses AI to Stock Shelves, Route Drivers With Google Assistant
Tesco is starting to incorporate machine learning algorithms across the business, from internal applications such as driver routing to customer-facing apps like integration, with Google's home assistant device. Tesco is starting to incorporate machine learning algorithms across the business, from internal applications such as driver routing to customer-facing apps like integration, with Google's home assistant device.
A Startup Chain of Commuter-Friendly Stores Expands on NYC Ferries
New Stand - a startup chain of Manhattan convenient stores that connects to an app offering daily deals, music and content - is gearing up for expansion. Essentially, its mission is to reimagine the corner store for a new generation of commuters.
A Look Inside Airbus's Epic Assembly Line
A confluence of political and economic forces has prompted Europe's largest airplane manufacturer to place a factory in Alabama - and to create one of the world's most gargantuan supply chains.
Cork on the Rise As Winemakers Turn Away From Screw Caps
Demand for cork has bounced back as winemakers return from using screw tops and plastic stoppers back to traditional cork, according to top cork producers.
Opinion: Why the Last Mile Is a First Priority for Today's Retailers
The "last mile" is a telecom term for delivering telephone, cable or internet services to the customer. With the most connections to make, it's the bottleneck of the system. It's also the most expensive and difficult to upgrade. These words also aptly describe retail's woes in delivering orders to the consumer.
A Map Like This Persuaded Trump to Save Nafta - For Now
Location is everything in the real-estate biz, so it's not entirely surprising that a map changed former developer Donald Trump's mind.
A Chicken That Grows Slower and Tastes Better
The chickens in one pen were, for the most part, doing what they usually do toward the end of their lives on a factory farm: resting on the floor, attacking the feeding pan, getting big fast.
Air Traffic Control for Drones Is Coming - Here's How It Could Work
By 2020, an estimated 7 million drones could be zipping around the country delivering packages, taking photos, inspecting infrastructure or conducting search and rescue missions.
With Maiden Jet Flight, China Enters Dogfight With Boeing, Airbus
China's home-grown C919 passenger jet completed its long-delayed maiden flight last week, a major first step for Beijing as it looks to raise its profile in the global aviation market and boost high-tech manufacturing at home.
Food's Globalized Supply Chain Creates Complex Exposures
The increasingly globalized nature of today's supply chain environment means even the toughest quality control measures may not be enough to protect a food manufacturer or supplier from risks that could cause millions of dollars in lost product, additional expenses and significant reputational damage.
Planned Obsolescence: A 'Crisis of Civilization'?
Can't wait to ditch that old phone, computer, car or sweater? You're a victim of planned obsolescence.
Campbell Soup Cuts Freight Cost, Emissions With On-Site Bottling Plant
Campbell Soup Co. is cutting freight costs and improving operational efficiencies - as well as significantly decreasing carbon dioxide emissions - by opening an on-site PET bottle-making plant at a Campbell Soup Co. facility in Paris, Texas. The bottle-making company, Amcor Rigid Plastics, previously supplied the Paris site from its plant in Fort Worth.
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