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China's Harsh Words Mask a Trade Boom With South Korea
Forget geopolitics: Leo Li, a 33-year-old language teacher in China, wants his essence of South Korean snail slime.
Senate Democrats Push for $500Bn in Infrastructure Investment
Senate Democrats, emboldened by the GOP's failure to unilaterally pass a health-care bill, are launching an effort to win bipartisan support for the investment of $500bn in taxpayer dollars in infrastructure improvements.
U.S. Auto Makers Step Up Plans for Electric Vehicles
Detroit's largest auto makers ramped up plans for electric vehicles in coming years, the latest push from traditional car companies to respond to tougher emissions regulations and the prospect that some markets across the globe could eventually ban internal combustion engines powered with fossil fuels.
How to Be a Corporate Whistleblower - and Survive
Corporate whistleblowers no longer have to pay a huge price for doing the right thing.
New Validation Solution Ensures Data Accuracy and Avoids Shipment Delays
Challenge: For a major luxury apparel retailer, missing and inaccurate data in its suppliers' Advance Ship Notices (ASN) caused shipment delays, lost time spent finding and correcting errors, and bad data polluting the retailer's ERP.
Whole Foods Is Adding Plant-Based Tuna Sub to Supply Chain
Whole Foods Market will add a plant-based, raw tuna alternative to its fresh sushi bars in the New York City and Los Angeles markets this month.
A Mobile Floating Truck Stop on the St. Lawrence Seaway
Ro-ro ships carry trucks and other road vehicles across the Baltic Sea and also across Cook Strait, providing onboard overnight accommodations as well as food services. There may be scope to adapt that operational precedent to bypass roadway traffic congestion on the St. Lawrence Seaway.
Mercedes Benz, Drone-Maker Matternet Aim to Tackle Last-Mile Delivery
A recent live demonstration of an e-commerce delivery by a drone reinforced the potential of drones to streamline last-mile deliveries - the final frontier of e-commerce logistics. At the late-September livestreaming of the delivery, the consortium behind the project announced a three-week trial of a same-day drone delivery service.
Data Center Spending Is Off the Charts This Year
Investment in U.S. data centers grew to $18.2bn in the first half of this year, more than double the amount spent in all of 2016, according to a new report. The total includes money spent on building or buying data centers.
Blockchain Prototype Would Secure U.S. Drug Supply Chains, Firms Say
Big pharmaceutical companies including Pfizer and Amerisource Bergen in the U.S. could use blockchain technology to verify the authenticity of their drugs.
China's New Silk Road Could Spur More Electric Cars in Europe
China's new silk road stretching into the heart of Europe may be what ultimately delivers more climate-friendly technologies like batteries and electric cars.
U.S. Manufacturing Expands at Fastest Pace in 13 Years
Powered by robust order growth and healthy production, American manufacturing expanded last month at the fastest pace in 13 years, figures from the Institute for Supply Management showed on Oct. 2.
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