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How an Audio Equipment Company Is Leading the Self-Driving Car Revolution
Seconds after David Hall punches in a code, the electronic gate to his waterfront residence swings open. It's a large compound but not the kind you'd expect from a tech entrepreneur who is as responsible as anyone for ushering in the self-driving-car revolution.
Opinion: The Danger From Low-Skilled Immigrants Is Not Having Them
Let's just say it plainly: The United States needs more low-skilled immigrants.
Federal Court Tosses Obama-Era Ruling on Chemicals Used in Refrigeration, Air Conditioning
A federal court handed climate change advocates a narrow loss last week when it tossed an Obama-era ruling to phase out hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs) used in refrigeration and air conditioning.
Retailers Have Fought Amazon for Years. Now They're Giving It a Shot.
Bricks-and-mortar retailers have for years tried to guard against "showrooming," in which shoppers scope out products in stores before buying them online on sites like Amazon.com.
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Nafta 2.0: Will the Trump Administration's 'Wish List' Be Granted?
The North American Free Trade Agreement is back on the table. Will the patient survive?
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New Zealand Farm Cuts Water and Energy Consumption With IoT
New Zealand agriculture technology company WaterForce is providing an Internet of Things-based water-management and irrigation system for New Zealand farms using sensor technology and software from Schneider Electric, built on a Microsoft Azure and Azure IoT technology platform. The technology, adopted this year by BlackHills Farm, has reduced water consumption by 30 percent, according to Schneider Electric.
Boeing Copies Flying Geese to Save Fuel
Boeing Co. and NASA have found an inexpensive way to cut airline fuel bills by borrowing a trick from the world's greatest long-distance aviators: migratory birds.
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A Robot Can Be a Warehouse Worker's Best Friend
In the battle of humans versus machine on the warehouse floor, some companies have found common ground.
Pentagon Approves Use of Force Against Drones
The U.S. military branches are free to shoot down or otherwise remove unauthorized drones flying too close to military bases, according to newly declassified Pentagon guidelines.
Revenues Decline for U.S. Manufacturers As They Await Economic Reforms
Manufacturing is in the midst of a new Industrial Revolution: 3-D printing, the Internet of Things, robotics, artificial intelligence.
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Customer Loyalty Programs: What Works, and What Doesn't
Do modern-day retail customer-loyalty programs really make for loyal customers?
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How Arysta LifeScience Got Control of Its Spiraling Logistics Costs
The agrochemical giant was challenged by rapid growth, high service demands and the complexities of moving hazardous materials around the globe. Logistics outsourcing proved to be the answer.
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