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Border Tax and Nafta Exit Could Harm U.S. Motor Vehicle Industry, Study Finds
Two proposed policy changes - imposing a border adjustment tax (BAT) and withdrawing from the North American Free Trade Agreement (Nafta) - would likely fail to achieve their goal of reversing the trend of offshoring manufacturing to low-cost countries and could potentially harm the U.S. motor vehicle industry, according to a new study by The Boston Consulting Group (BCG).
Unilever Cuts Costs on Flights, Products As Activists Circle
Unilever is sharpening its focus on profitability by lifting prices and cutting spending on everything from employee flights to product ingredients as activist investors take aim at consumer-goods giants wrestling with slow growth.
Water Reduction, Energy Efforts Achieve $72,000 Savings at Meat Processing Plant
Italian meat processor and producer Inalca SpA's projects to reduce water and energy use at its plant in Rieti, Italy, resulted in annual savings of 3.7 million gallons of water and more than $72,000.
Opinion: The Augmented Reality Boom Will Transform Phones - and Business
Augmented reality is frivolous, we're told. It's mainly for gimmicks and games. But an important transformation is about to get under way. Starting next year, AR will begin transforming enterprise communications, logistics, manufacturing, analytics, product design, training, marketing, field service and more.
As Companies Relocate to Big Cities, Suburban Towns Are Left Scrambling
In Oak Brook, Illinois, visitors to the McDonald's wooded corporate campus enter on a driveway named for the late chief executive Ray Kroc, then turn onto Ronald Lane before reaching Hamburger University, where more than 80,000 people have been trained as fast-food managers.
AI Technologies Will Be in Most New Software Products by 2020, Analysts Say
Market hype and growing interest in artificial intelligence (AI) are pushing established software vendors to introduce AI into their product strategy, creating considerable confusion in the process, according to recent research by Gartner, Inc. Analysts predict that by 2020, AI technologies will be virtually pervasive in almost every new software product and service.
Why the Grim Reaper of Retail Hasn't Come to Claim Best Buy
Five years ago Best Buy Co. looked like a retail dinosaur, another victim of e-commerce juggernaut Amazon.com and other online sellers.
Americans Want U.S. Goods - But Aren't Willing to Pay More, Poll Says
Americans say they love U.S.-made goods. They are less enthusiastic, however, about paying a premium for them.
Autonomous Ships: Regulations in Their Wake
The general public is well aware of the continuing development of autonomous vehicles - the media constantly provides stories on the advances of these self-driving cars, trucks and cabs. While not receiving the same media amount of coverage, the technology for autonomous ships is also rapidly developing.
DHL Launches Green E-Commerce Deliveries in Vietnam
DHL eCommerce has launched a domestic delivery service in Vietnam, helping small, medium and large e-tailers by handling cash-on-delivery services for customers that lack online payment ability.
Opinion: Distribution Industry Is Falling Behind in Improvement Practices
Yikes. No way. Holy Moly. Those are the top three polite reactions to the results of the just-released 2017 MPI Distribution and Logistics study.
Dov Charney Couldn't Keep American Apparel, So He Restarted It
Same business model, same fabric, same sewing machines. Is he any different this time?
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