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SC Finance & Revenue Management: Page 47
The Brexit Divorce Rundown: Champagne, Data and Trade
The U.K’s European Union divorce treaty, which runs to around 500 pages, sets out all the ways that Britain will extricate itself from the bloc’s clutches after more than four decades of membership.
Electric Vehicle Metals Spending Hits $10Bn as Miners Hunt for Copper
Exploration spending in the mining sector rose for a second year as the industry makes a cautious shift to growth and prepares for forecast booming demand for copper.
How to Make Your Supply-Chain Blockchain Project a Success
Nearly 100 percent of executives agree that blockchain will upend traditional supply-chain management, but fewer than half are equipped with a strategy.
Kellogg Is the Latest Food Company Looking to Shed Brands
Kellogg is looking for buyers of its cookies and fruit snacks businesses as the cereal maker seeks to refocus on the fast-growing parts of its business.
Petco Bets $100M on ‘Humanization’ of Pet Food Ingredients
As humans devote increasing attention — and cash — to their cats and dogs, Petco is betting that shoppers will shell out for pet food that’s free of artificial flavorings, colors and preservatives.
Blockchain Is Here to Stay — But Can It Cut the Cord With Cryptocurrencies?
Even the most enthusiastic supporter of blockchain technology agrees that it needs time to reach its full potential as a system of record for global business transactions.
Asian Grocers in U.S. Are Bearing the Brunt of China Trade War
Asian-focused retailers are particularly vulnerable to President Donald Trump’s escalating tariffs, including the latest round in September covering $200bn of imports from the Middle Kingdom.
Will the Trade War Force a Rethinking of High-Tech Sourcing Strategies?
The escalating tariff war between the U.S. and China is already having a negative impact on high-tech supply chains.
More Manufacturers Are Leaving China to Dodge Trump's Duties
Companies on the mainland making everything from car parts to cameras are lining up other production facilities across Southeast Asia.
Coty CEO Is Frustrated With Supply Chain Snags at Beauty Brands
Coty Inc. suffered multiple disruptions to its supply chain in Europe and North America that hindered the beauty giant’s operations and stifled sales last quarter.
Retailers Are Spending Big on Digital Capabilities to Meet Customer Expectations
Global retail sector technology spending will grow 3.6 percent to reach almost $203.6bn in 2019, with similar growth rates for the next two years.
Companies Say They're Ready to Move Supply Chains From China
A common theme this earnings season: U.S. business executives are ready to relocate their supply chains if the cost of importing Chinese goods becomes prohibitive.
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