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Trump's Plan to Slap Tariffs on Steel Imports Carries Economic and Political Risks
President Trump was standing on the banks of the Ohio River, and as barges loaded with West Virginia coal floated by, he noted that half the United States' steel is produced within 250 miles and told the crowd that soon "the steel folks are going to be very happy."
Supply-Chain Disconnect: Opioid Crisis Is 'Public Health Epidemic,' Congressman Says
Former congressman Patrick J. Kennedy, who has struggled with drug addiction and alcoholism, says the country is in "deep, deep denial" about the opioid crisis.
Why Is China Suddenly Leading the Climate Change Effort? It's a Business Decision.
China watchers and other commentators debate China's resolve and capability to fill the political vacuum left by the U.S. withdrawal from the Paris climate accord this month. Why would China be eager to take leadership on climate change? To understand this transition requires looking more closely at the interests and motivations of the Chinese leadership in the rapid growth and development of Chinese renewables.
When the Mailman Unwittingly Becomes a Drug Dealer
Not long before Don Holman's son Garrett died from an overdose in February, he learned his 20-year-old had his drugs delivered directly to their Virginia home in the mail, in packages from foreign countries.
Opinion: Industrial Security Is About Protecting More Than Data
Industrial operators building their IoT security strategy need to think beyond protecting data and uptime. Within the plant, security also is about protecting employees and equipment. Beyond the plant, there is a responsibility to safeguard the environment, as well as critical infrastructures and supplies on which people depend.
London Airport Enables Proximity Apps With BLE Beacons
London's Gatwick Airport has installed 2,000 Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) beacons across its two terminals to help passengers navigate their way to flights, as well as receive push notifications. The beacon system, known as the "indoor blue dot," was provided by Pointr Labs.
Q&A: Uber Freight Faces Several Possible Roadblocks to Success
Uber, the great disruptor in several areas, seeks to upend many practices in the traditional trucking industry. But it will have to contend with some mighty competition in the 3PL arena.
Air Freight Demand Growth Accelerates in May
With results in from many of the world's major cargo carriers and airports, air freight demand data from May are looking strong.
How Technology Can Improve Supply-Chain Performance
Walmart Tests Grocery ATM
Walmart is testing a new way to appease online grocery shoppers that prefer self-service. The retail giant has rolled out an automated kiosk in Oklahoma City that allows shoppers to pick up groceries any day or time.
Factories Won't Bring Back the American Dream
During a phone call shortly after the November election, Apple Inc.'s chief executive officer, Tim Cook, got an earful from Donald Trump on the president-elect's pet economic subject: factories.
Digital Transformation Sparks Sales of U.S. IT Services Abroad
With all the talk of U.S. trade deficits, one tech sector is beginning to shine. Fueled by interest in digital transformation, American IT services firms are running a significant surplus, exporting software and digital services to foreign companies seeking to overhaul their business processes.
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