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Technology: Page 578
Clean Air Act Violations Lead to Fines, $300M in Improvements Spending for ExxonMobil
Violations of the federal Clean Air Act can lead to hefty fines, and even heftier spending on improvement plans, as ExxonMobil was reminded last week: The company settled with the Department of Justice, the EPA and the Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality for a civil fine of $2.5m and an agreement to spend approximately $300m on air pollution improvements.
All Data That Move Across Wi-Fi Networks Could Be Susceptible to Hacking, Research Says
Home and corporate Wi-Fi networks - and all the data, photos and messages transmitted across them - could be vulnerable to hackers, according to a computer security researcher in Belgium.
Ship Glut Clouds Long-Awaited Recovery
Container shipping is emerging from a painful six-year slump, but a glut of tonnage that will hit the water over the next two years threatens to derail the nascent recovery.
Baidu Aims for 'Android' of Robocar Tech With Open-Source Apollo Platform
Baidu President Ya-Qin Zhang has a mild-mannered style at odds with his bold goals for "Apollo," the fast-growing, open-source self-driving car platform the Chinese tech giant launched in July.
Just 4 Percent of What Australians Spend on Clothing Goes to Garment Workers
Just four cents from every dollar Australians spend on clothing makes it back to workers enduring "horrific" conditions in garment factories, a new report has found.
What's at Stake: Cyberattack in the Global Shipping Industry
The global shipping industry has come of age with more automation, game-changing technologies and the-internet-of-things. But embarking on this voyage has also made it a prime target for unforeseen, invisible, and highly destructive cyberattacks.
Millennials Are Warming to Logistics Professions, Survey Shows
Aging logistics managers have voiced concerns for some time that the next generation of logistics leaders are slipping away to sexier industries like - well, is there really anything hotter than full end-to-end supply chain visibility?
Roche Pharmaceuticals: Supply-Chain Diversity Improves Innovation, Reputation
Diversifying your supply chain brings innovation and improves business credentials, according to the head of procurement at pharmaceutical firm Roche.
U.S. Trade Gap Widens As Imports Increase
The U.S. merchandise-trade deficit widened to a four-month high as imports rose for the first time since April, according to the Commerce Department. The report also showed inventories increased at wholesalers and fell at retailers.
In Talks Over Nafta 2.0, IP Concerns Step to the Fore
Physical products are important, but one of the biggest stumbling blocks to a revised North American Free Trade Agreement could be something that you can't hold in your hands.
Latest Use for Bitcoin Technology: Tracing Turkeys From Farm to Table
Agricultural conglomerate Cargill Inc. aims to harness the technology underlying bitcoin to let shoppers trace their turkeys from the store to the farm that raised them.
Blockchain Comes to the Rescue in Disaster Relief
In the event of a natural disaster, there's a new tool that can help emergency responders and supply-chain managers find order in the chaos.
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