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Roiled by Airbag-Recall Crisis, Takata Files for Bankruptcy
Takata Corp. filed for bankruptcy protection in the biggest postwar Japanese corporate failure in the manufacturing industry, as the 84-year-old company buckled under liabilities from millions of recalled air bags and agreed to be sold to a Chinese-backed investor.
Spurred by Consumer Demand, Carlsberg Pledges to Reduce Water Use, Reach Zero Emissions
Beer brewer Carlsberg Group has set a new goal of reducing water usage at its breweries by 50 percent by 2030, following an analysis of water risk in conjunction with WWF. Reaching the goal will require "technological breakthroughs at brewery level" - as well as collaborations with partners in high-risk catchment areas to ensure long-term water availability, says Jochem Verberne, global partnership director at WWF International.
How Millennials Will Reshape the Luxury Market
The luxury market is expected to grow again in 2017, according to a recent study by Bain & Co.
Amazon and Whole Foods Could Revolutionize Grocery Delivery - But Do Shoppers Want It?
A giant in the technology industry had a bold idea: reinvent the way people shop, rendering grocery stores a quaint reminder of the past.
Eliminating Forced Labor Is a Tough Task. But That's No Reason Not to Act.
Laws against child labor, human trafficking and forced labor in the supply chain are beginning to spread throughout the globe.
Strategic Sourcing and Inbound Transportation Solutions
Challenge: A natural foods distributor had a significant freight spend with specific requirements for each shipment. Because of this and their distribution network, their carrier base was large and consolidated. Each carrier specialized in a certain region of the country, so it was difficult to handle opportunities on a national scale. Because of Veritiv's national footprint, the distributor was interested in partnering with Veritiv™ Logistics Solutions (VLS) for inbound transportation.
Opinion: Industrial Security Is About Protecting More Than Data
Industrial operators building their IoT security strategy need to think beyond protecting data and uptime. Within the plant, security also is about protecting employees and equipment. Beyond the plant, there is a responsibility to safeguard the environment, as well as critical infrastructures and supplies on which people depend.
Exports to Mexico Fall as Uncertainty Over Nafta Lingers
Friction between the U.S. and Mexico over trade is starting to cut into sales for U.S. farmers and agricultural companies, adding uncertainty for an industry struggling with low commodity prices and excess supply.
U.S. Retail Sales Make Biggest Drop in 16 Months
Americans cut spending at gas stations, department stores and electronics shops in May as retail sales registered their biggest drop in 16 months, a cautionary sign for the economy.
With Whole Foods, Amazon on Collision Course With Wal-Mart
When Wal-Mart Stores Inc bought online retailer Jet.com for $3bn last year, it marked a crucial moment - the world's largest brick-and-mortar retailer, after years of ceding e-commerce leadership to arch rival Amazon, intended to compete.
Why Retailers Can't Ensure On-shelf Availability
More Nike and Adidas Products Will Soon Be Made by Robots
Nearly 20 percent of Nike and Adidas products will be manufactured in automated factories by 2030, according to a report.
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