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Companies Add Fewest U.S. Workers in Nearly a Year
Companies added the fewest number of workers in nearly a year in September, reflecting a hit to the U.S. job market from hurricanes Harvey and Irma, according to new data from the ADP Research Institute in Roseland, New Jersey.
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Opinion: Machine Learning in the Digital Supply Chain Isn't New
Machine learning has become hot this year and suppliers are investing research and development into using machine learning in the supply chain.
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Amazon Ordered to Pay Nearly $300M in Back Taxes
Amazon.com must pay nearly $300m in back taxes to Luxembourg, European authorities say after concluding that the tech giant had benefited from an illegal tax arrangement dating to 2003.
Euro Factories Add Jobs in Struggle to Keep Up With Orders
Euro-area factories are scrambling to add staff as burgeoning orders stretch capacity.
Why It's Important to Become Your Carrier's 'Preferred Shipper'
If you thought the act of purchasing transportation was as simple as paying a carrier to haul your freight - well, think again.
Meet the New U.S. Entrepreneurs Farming Seaweed for Food and Fuel
Michael Graham reaches into a bright blue tub of bubbling water and pulls out a handful of a dark brown curly substance. It's slippery to the touch, smells like the sea, and tastes a bit like salty kale.
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U.S. Auto Makers Step Up Plans for Electric Vehicles
Detroit's largest auto makers ramped up plans for electric vehicles in coming years, the latest push from traditional car companies to respond to tougher emissions regulations and the prospect that some markets across the globe could eventually ban internal combustion engines powered with fossil fuels.
Data Center Spending Is Off the Charts This Year
Investment in U.S. data centers grew to $18.2bn in the first half of this year, more than double the amount spent in all of 2016, according to a new report. The total includes money spent on building or buying data centers.
U.S. Manufacturing Expands at Fastest Pace in 13 Years
Powered by robust order growth and healthy production, American manufacturing expanded last month at the fastest pace in 13 years, figures from the Institute for Supply Management showed on Oct. 2.
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Wal-Mart Tries to Take Jet.com Upscale
One year after Wal-Mart Stores Inc. bought Jet.com for $3.3bn, shoppers will get a glimpse of how it hopes to use the startup to battle Amazon.com Inc.
Ikea Enters 'Gig Economy' by Acquiring TaskRabbit
Ikea, the Swedish home goods retailer, says it has agreed to acquire TaskRabbit, a company known for, among other things, sending tool-wielding workers to rescue customers befuddled by build-it-yourself furniture kits.
Toymakers Say There Is 'Widespread Panic' Following Toys "R" Us Bankruptcy
Within hours of Toys "R" Us's bankruptcy filing last month, the maker of Max Tow Truck and Animal Babies Nursery sounded a financial alarm of its own: Jakks Pacific, the company said, expected to swing to a loss this year as a result of the mega-retailer's bankruptcy.
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