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Ocado Trials Humanoid Robot Warehouse Worker
Online grocery retailer Ocado has announced it will start testing a humanoid robot to assist human engineers maintain its automated fulfillment centers.
Target's Plan to Pump $7Bn Into Its Stores Really Paid Off Over the Holidays
Target’s $7bn plan to fix its business paid off handsomely during the holiday season.
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From Virtual Restaurants to Exclusive Pop-Ups, the New War in Food Delivery Is in the Kitchen
Inside the Forage Kitchen in Oakland, Josh Kulp scrolled through the 89 pre-orders that had already come in for his restaurant’s fried chicken, getting just a preview of what the weekend would be like.
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Retailers Are Hoping For the Best Christmas Sales Since the Recession
With consumer spending surging, retailers are hoping for something they haven’t seen since the last recession began a decade ago: a truly great Christmas.
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Coping With Complexity in Life Sciences Supply Chains
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Luxury Brands Win Right to Block Sale of Goods on Amazon in Europe
Luxury brands can restrict retailers from selling their products on web platforms like Amazon.com Inc. and eBay Inc. to protect their image, the European Union’s top court ruled last week.
Retail’s Newest Bad Word: Wal-Mart Drops 'Stores' From Its Formal Name
Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. is getting a makeover. Its new name: Walmart.
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A Numbers Game: The World of Supply-Chain Analytics
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What Stands in the Way of Supply-Chain Efficiency Today?
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Optimizing Fulfillment in the Digital Age
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Big Apples: Unusual Weather Produces Fruit Twice the Normal Size
A British supermarket is selling supersized Braeburn apples after unusual weather conditions in the spring produced a crop of giants.
Q&A: Rethinking Food Waste at Hilton
"We want to be responsible operators and buyers," says Max Verstraete, vice president of corporate responsibility for Hilton. The hospitality company, which has 14 brands covering more than 5,000 properties in 104 countries and territories, buys a lot of products. "Whether it’s furniture or ketchup bottles for room service trays, TVs, electronics — pretty much anything you can think of — we’re probably buying," he says.
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