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California State Senator Seeks to Crack Down on Wage Theft in Port Trucking Industry
A California state senator is proposing a bill aimed at holding major retailers accountable for using port truck companies that have a history of engaging in wage theft of drivers who are misclassified as independent contractors.
Will Trump’s Trade War Kill Off Economic Growth?
There’s good economic news in just about every major developed market around the globe. Is it time to panic yet?
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Why Restaurants Are Jumping on the Food Delivery Bandwagon
As restaurant operators struggle to entice more people to eat out, they are increasingly turning to food delivery as a way to overcome stagnating traffic.
EU Leaders 'Have Accepted' That U.K. Will Not Cancel Brexit
The EU has accepted that Britain will not be changing its mind on Brexit and may never return to the bloc after next year’s divorce, a leading European commissioner has said, as he warned that the country’s position in the world would be diminished rather than enhanced after its departure.
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Farmers Hit the Road to Reach Shoppers Before Amazon Does
Huge retailers like Walmart, Amazon and Peapod are fighting for a piece of the online food delivery business.
IMF Boss Says World Trade System in Danger of Being Torn Apart
Christine Lagarde has urged governments to steer clear of protectionism in all its forms, as she outlined her priorities for the global economy during a speech at Hong Kong University Wednesday.
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‘Balancing Green’: What’s the Cost of Sustainability?
Few issues in supply-chain management are more polarizing than that of environmental sustainability.
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Yes, These Chickens Are on the Blockchain
Did the chicken you just buy at the supermarket have a nice life, roam free, and eat healthy grains? If you’re the kind of person who cares, Carrefour SA, the big France-based grocery chain, has the bird for you.
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Q&A: FedEx Finds Unexpected Benefits From New Fuel Technologies
Each business day, FedEx serves over 220 countries and territories with more than 600 aircraft as well as more than 190,000 on-road and off-road vehicles, which includes around 132,000 company-owned vehicles. The shipping company, which has $60 billion-plus in revenue, operates on an immense scale.
‘Cow Fitbits’ and Artificial Intelligence Are Coming to the Dairy Farm. But Some Farmers Aren’t Impressed.
In the two months since Richard Watson strapped 200 remote-control-sized transmitters around his cows’ necks, an artificial-intelligence system named Ida has pinged his phone with helpful alerts: when his cows are chewing the cud, when they’re feeling sick, when they’re ready for insemination.
Nordstrom Is Opening a New York Store as Other Retailers Close Theirs
The Nordstrom family has run stores for more than a century, first selling shoes in the Pacific Northwest and later introducing fashion-forward clothing to wealthy suburbanites across the country.
Making Sure the Last (Cross-Border) Mile Doesn’t Hurt Your Business
Northbound shipments to Canada are strong, and growing, with e-commerce leading the way.
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