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Industries: Page 350
Biden Races Clock But Holds Few Tools in Supply Chain Crisis
While Republicans point to the supply chain as further evidence the president is mismanaging the economy, the issues are deep-rooted.
Long Beach Port Chief: ‘Shop Early’ as Snarls to Last All Year
Americans should buy their holiday gifts early this year, as the container glut plaguing ports and the supply chain will persist through at least year-end, the head of California’s Port of Long Beach said.
U.S. Online Holiday Sales Seen Growing at Slower Pace This Year
This holiday season, e-commerce growth is expected to be the lowest in at least six years as comparisons get tougher amid widespread adoption of online shopping and consumers’ eagerness to return to stores.
Alphabet to Test Drone Delivery for Walgreens in Texas
Alphabet Inc.’s drone-delivery operation is expanding to a Walgreens in suburban Dallas where it will make airborne deliveries of toothpaste and other goods to residents of nearby towns.
Data Mining, AI: How Industrial Brands Can Keep Up With E-Commerce
The move to online sales exposes many small to mid-sized retailers to potentially massive accounting errors, creating a snowball effect in terms of profit loss.
‘People Are Hoarding’: Food Shortages Are The Next Supply Chain Crunch
There’s plenty of food. There just isn’t enough processing and transportation capacity to meet rising demand as the economy revs up.
Infrastructure Battle Puts China Chip Bill on Back-Burner
A bipartisan push to make the U.S. more competitive with China and bolster domestic chip production risks falling by the wayside as Congress grapples with a packed year-end agenda in an ever-more-divided Capitol.
Three Lessons for Retailers in a Year of Disruption
It’s time that retailers shifted from a reactive to a proactive strategy, one that anticipates and accounts for all future disruptions.
Watch: How Fast Fulfillment Changed Retailing
Sanchoy Das, professor in the Engineering Department of the New Jersey Institute of Technology, explains how “fast fulfillment” has come to dominate e-commerce, to the point where online shoppers expect nothing less.
Apple Drops Intel Chips in Biggest MacBook Overhaul in Years
Apple Inc. took the most aggressive step yet to strip Intel Corp. chips from its computers, announcing more powerful homegrown Mac processors alongside a total revamp of its MacBook Pro laptop computers.
U.S. Labor Unions Are Having a Moment
U.S. organized labor is having a moment after decades of erosion in both influence and power, giving workers their best chance in recent memory to claw back lost ground.
Podcast | Where Will We Get the Rare Earth Minerals for Our Electric Cars?
Are we on target for making zero-emission vehicles account for half of all cars sold in the U.S. by 2030? Not without enough rare earth minerals to build them.
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