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SC Finance & Revenue Management: Page 73
2020 Sulfur Cap to Impact Credit Lines
The global sulfur emissions limit will drop to 0.50 percent in 2020, and most people are yet to appreciate what this will do to ship operators' finances.
How FDA's Rule on Medical-Device Tracking Can Cure a Sick Supply Chain
Regulation is usually viewed by the private sector as a burden. But sometimes it makes good business sense.
Coach's Kate Spade Deal Is Next Step in Quest for Fatter Margins
Coach Inc.'s $2.4bn acquisition of rival Kate Spade & Co. is part of its broader push for fatter profit margins, even if that means settling for lower sales.
Greener Skies Ahead: How Cutting Carbon Emissions Helped FedEx's Bottom Line
Last month, FedEx issued a report with much fanfare about the results of two initiatives that made them proud: They had set baseline targets back in 2005 and were already close to hitting their goals. All told, the two initiatives saved FedEx a combined $281m dollars in cost savings in fiscal 2016 alone.
Five Ways Blockchain Can Enhance the Supply Chain
Born from the obscure "bitcoin" universe as a foolproof method to keep track of transactions, and now gaining popularity in the banking and finance world, blockchain is emerging in the logistics arena. This once-little-known technology may be a potential solution to the problem of providing transparency in the supply chain while still keeping shippers' and forwarders' proprietary information private.
The Changing Role of the CPO: With Respect Comes Responsibility
A "celebrity" chief procurement officer? Isn't that a contradiction in terms?
UPS Tries a New Twist on Surge Pricing
United Parcel Service Inc., the world's largest delivery company, is pushing back against major retailers who order up capacity for vast numbers of packages during the holidays but don't meet their forecasts.
More Manufacturers Are Turning to Supply Chain Finance to Prep for Growth
Manufacturing is having a moment. Optimism on Wall Street and rising levels of consumer and business confidence have put manufacturing squarely back into growth territory. One index that tracks global manufacturing performance, the JPMorgan Global Manufacturing PMI, is the highest it's been since 2011. Production growth rates are at a three-year high. So is the rate of expansion in new orders. And factory payrolls are growing faster than they have in over five years.
Better Government Procurement Could Save $1Tr Globally, Report Says
Smarter procurement could save around 15 percent of government spending globally and improve outcomes, a report has said.
E.U. Banks to Support Green Shipping
The European Investment Bank (EIB) and Dutch bank ABN Amro have signed an agreement to support investments for greening the European shipping fleet.
Blockchain Used to Power Brooklyn Microgrid for Solar Energy Re-Sale
Residents of the Park Slope area of Brooklyn are now able to sell power generated from rooftop solar panels via a microgrid enabled by a blockchain ledger that records every transaction made with a local utility.
GE Keeps Its Checkbook Handy After All-in Bet on 3-D Printing
General Electric Co. shook up the 3-D printer market last year by laying down more than $1bn on two acquisitions. Turns out that may be just the beginning.
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