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Are You Eating Sustainable Fish? Blockchain May Provide the Answer

Eco-conscious diners can rely on restaurants to tell them their fish comes from a sustainable source, but it can be hard to know for sure.

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Opinion: The Great Trade War That Didn't Happen in 2017

The trade war didn't happen. Prepare for a few skirmishes.

0108 Opinion The Great Trade

Brands Lace-Up to Map 'Invisible' Shoemakers in South India

When the 55-year-old woman stood up to speak at a meeting of shoemakers in south India last month, she was seeing her employers for the first time.

Manufacturing in U.S. Caps Best Year Since '04

U.S. manufacturing expanded in December at the fastest pace in three months, as gains in orders and production capped the strongest year for factories since 2004, the Institute for Supply Management says.

A Cryptocurrency That Embraces Regulation

Is the Wild West of cryptocurrencies about to be tamed?

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Foreign Firms Rush Washers, Solar Panels Into U.S. Amid Trade Fears

Foreign makers of such products as washing machines and solar panels are ramping up shipments to the U.S. ahead of government decisions on whether to erect new barriers, trade data show.

Born in the U.S.A. and Working in the Fields — What Gives?

Nicholas Andrew Flores swatted at the flies orbiting his sweat-drenched face as he picked alongside a crew of immigrants through a cantaloupe field in California's Central Valley.

Tesla on Slow Road Out of 'Hell' As It Drops Model 3 Output Goals Again

Tesla delivered just 1,550 of its new Model 3 sedans in the fourth quarter and pared its output target for the current quarter, justifying Elon Musk’s warning that reaching high-volume production for the electric car would be "hell" for the foreseeable future.

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Good for Factories, Bad for Shoppers: A Brexit Pattern Is Emerging

The U.K. economy has settled down into a post EU-referendum pattern. Consumer spending is being constrained by the fall in the value of the pound, which has pushed up inflation by making imports dearer. But manufacturing has started to do better, in part because the weakness of sterling has made exports cheaper.

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'Not Built for This': What Fails in the Extreme Cold? Just About Everything.

You can’t fight fire with ice. That’s a frozen fact that public safety officials are grappling with as extreme cold continues to grip Washington and much of the rest of the country this week.

Researchers Discover Two Major Flaws in the World’s Computers

Computer security experts have discovered two major security flaws in the microprocessors inside nearly all of the world’s computers.

Seven Procurement Predictions for 2018

As 2018 begins, Supply Management rounds up some predictions for the year ahead.

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