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Global Trade Management: Page 117
Why Can't Europe's Rail Industry Be Competitive in Every Aspect?
The Centre on Regulation in Europe (CERRE) has published a series of studies designed to understand why competition in the European railroad industry has been successfully implemented in some cases but in others has led to a decline in the modal share for rail freight.
For Supply Chain, the Cloud Is Still on the Horizon
For all its promise of lower cost and easier management of software applications, cloud technology has yet to be fully embraced by supply chain managers.
Chemical Industry Advised to Make Big Changes, Harness Digital Technologies
Chemicals companies can no longer afford to be passive about restructuring their business models or technological transformations.
'Smart' Manufacturing Boosts Bottom Line, Report Finds
The venerable factory is an important competitive weapon in the digital economy, according to Smart Manufacturing - The Path to the Future Factory, a report from research firm IDC Manufacturing Insights.
Wanting Piece of Air Cargo Market in East Africa/Middle East, Djibouti to Get Two Major Airports
The tiny African nation of Djibouti measures 23,200 square kilometers and is home to about 800,000 people, but within a few years - and with a little help from the Chinese - it expects to have two brand-new airport hubs large enough to handle 100,000 tonnes of cargo and 2 million passengers annually.
Are You Flirting With Disaster if You're Not Involved in Global Online Markets?
There's a wake-up call for American digital marketers who aren't actively developing their international online markets. While there are many risks to taking your business online to other nations, the risk of not going global, or of waiting too long to make the move, almost certainly will be greater.
Manufacturing Capacity Is Leaving China. But Where's It Going?
We've heard it before: manufacturing is leaving China and coming back to the West. But the reality isn't that simple.
Is China Manipulating Its Currency?
Is China guilty, as charged by U.S. traders, of keeping its currency artificially weak?
HighJump Issues App for In-Store Fulfillment; Partners With Unata
HighJump Software Inc. has released HighJump Retail Advantage for in-store fulfillment.
China Is Africa's Biggest Trading Partner, But Not Its Largest Investor
China has become by far Africa's biggest trading partner, exchanging about $160bn worth of goods a year; more than a million Chinese, most of them labourers and traders, have moved to the continent in the past decade. The mutual adoration between governments continues, with ever more African roads and mines built by Chinese firms. But the talk of Africa becoming Chinese - or "China’s second continent", as the title of one American book puts it - is overdone.
Ocean Piracy Down Overall Around the World, But Continues to Rise in Southeast Asia
Attacks against small tankers off South East Asia's coasts caused a rise in global ship hijackings, up to 21 in 2014 from 12 in 2013, despite piracy at sea falling to its lowest level in eight years, the International Chamber of Commerce International Maritime Bureau (IMB) has revealed. Pirates took 442 crew members hostage, compared with 304 in 2013.
Are Chinese Companies Beginning to Lose Some of Their Global Clout?
Ever since Chinese companies began going global in force a couple of decades ago, their impact on worldwide business has been hard to overstate. By combining low cost with massive scale, and by taking full advantage of a huge domestic market, companies based in China have disrupted and transformed industries from telecommunications equipment to solar panels. Will that leadership continue?
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