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Behind a $13 Shirt, a $6-an-Hour Worker
Before dawn six days a week, Norma Ulloa left the two-bedroom apartment she shared with four family members and boarded a bus that took her to a stifling factory on the outskirts of downtown Los Angeles.
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Plastics Stories Help Boost Brands, Research Says
"Storied plastics" - or plastics that are collected by waste stream, sorted by material type and traced back to the original point of origin - are a good choice of material for use in packaging as companies attempt to improve their sustainability practices, research suggests.
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Wal-Mart Is Buying Trendy E-Commerce Sites. The Cool Kids Are Not Having It.
At the height of their love affair, Bridget Henry visited online clothing store ModCloth's app every day. It wasn't just the clothes with a vintage and quirky vibe that the 26-year-old liked, it was the story.
The Stuff Still Made in the USA
Entire industries, from textiles to toys, have become almost extinct in the U.S. as manufacturers moved abroad in search of lower costs or got swept away by a wave of imports.
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The Return of American Manufacturing Jobs: A Progress Report
Are manufacturing jobs coming back to the U.S.? For that matter, was offshoring the reason for their disappearance in the first place?
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Maybe Foot Locker Should Be Afraid of Amazon Selling Nike
Foot Locker CEO Richard Johnson seems to be living in a bit of denial.
Global Retailer Maximizes Supply Chain Performance With Improved Collaboration
Challenge: Inconvenienced by manually intensive processes, this global retailer of handbags and accessories recognized the need to transform its internal and external supply chain processes - facilitating the access of information with strategic trading partners, especially raw material suppliers. The company needed to standardize data management processes associated with material management, BOMs, costing collaboration and supplier allocation.
The Future of Retail: 2017 Edition
What will the retail landscape look like in the very near future? And which players will be left standing?
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The Last American Baseball-Glove Maker Refuses to Die
This little brick factory isn't supposed to be here. It should be in the Philippines, or Vietnam, maybe China. Not here, in the heart of Texas.
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Nafta 2.0: Will the Trump Administration's 'Wish List' Be Granted?
The North American Free Trade Agreement is back on the table. Will the patient survive?
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The Luxury Arms Race: Michael Kors and Coach Target Takeovers
The global luxury market has long been dominated by three giants, all European - LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton, Kering and Richemont. Now, it has two hungry American players with which to contend.
MADE Redefines the Fashion Show With Its 'Shop Small' Market
For decades, New York Fashion Week was a business-to-business, invitation-only event for industry insiders.
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