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SC Finance & Revenue Management: Page 64
Airbus Says It May Stop Making Its Giant A380 As It Beats Boeing on Sales of Smaller Planes
Airbus SE publicly questioned the future of its A380 superjumbo jet, saying the program risks being shut down if the manufacturer fails to win a crucial order from the plane's main backer, Emirates of Dubai.
Will the New Tax Bill Bring Overseas Profits Back Home?
The Republicans’ tax-reform measure is now the law of the land. So what’s going to happen to all that cash that’s been sitting in the overseas accounts of U.S. multinationals? Is it coming home?
'A Really Big Deal': New York City's Fossil Fuel Divestment Could Spur Global Shift
New York City’s decision to sever ties with its fossil fuel investments is set to prove a catalyst to other cities in the face of the Trump administration’s staunch support for coal, oil and gas interests, according to several leading economists.
Best Practices for Logistics Leaders in 2018
Demand for logistics services is strong. But the industry can’t turn its back on the challenges of the coming year.
Global Material Handling Sales Grew Throughout 2017, Surviving 'Brexit Slump'
It looks like global forklift sales for 2017 will remain in the six-digit range. While final figures for the year are not yet available, there were persistent reports of growth of more than 15 percent for much of the year.
A Cryptocurrency That Embraces Regulation
Is the Wild West of cryptocurrencies about to be tamed?
Why Aren’t Companies Automating Basic Business Processes?
Order management ought to be the first candidate for streamlining and automation of business processes. So why is that task still stuck in another century?
Global Manufacturers Are Straining to Keep Up With Faster Economy
Factories across the globe warned they are finding it increasingly hard to keep up with demand, potentially forcing them to raise prices as the world economy looks set to enjoy its strongest year since 2011.
There's Money to Be Made in Returning E-Commerce Orders
Every week, dozens of people walk into Petals N Wax, a Marina del Rey gift store, to return items they bought from online retailers.
Blockchain Is Pumping New Life Into Old Companies Like IBM, Microsoft
Blockchain is getting bigger at Big Blue.
How to Reduce Costs With 'Energy As Financial Planning' Approach
The diversity of options for securing energy and power available to an industrial energy manager today are vast and expanding.
Customs Compliance: Necessary Evil or Competitive Advantage?
Customs-compliance rules are costly, burdensome, time-consuming … and a potential source of competitive advantage.
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