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Retail
Office Depot Admits Amazon is Stealing Its Business
Office Depot saw shares plummet by 25 percent, as it reported weaker-than-expected sales in the quarter ended July 1.
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Sourcing & Procurement
Nissan Selling Battering Business for $1 Billion
Nissan Motor Co. is selling its battery business to Chinese private equity firm GSR Capital, as the Japanese carmaker seeks ways to improve competitiveness of its Leaf electric cars while reining in costs.
Software & Technology
Oracle Responds to Market Changes with Major Innovations to Supply Chain Management Cloud
Oracle
Six new applications and hundreds of new capabilities enhance the user experience and support demand-driven business models with modern, end-to-end supply chain best practices.
Warehousing
FedEx Will Forgo Holiday Surcharges
FedEx Corporation
FedEx will skip special charges on most packages shipped during the holiday season this year as it seeks to undercut rival UPS in a fight for a larger share of delivery of online purchases.
Warehousing
Toyota, Mazda to Build Joint US Plant
Toyota Motor Corp.
The plant is expected to cost $1.6 billion and employ about 4,000 workers.
Warehousing
Ecomdash Helps Amazon Sellers Capitalize on a Growing Global Market
Ecomdash can now automate inventory syncing; order routing for multi channel sales; and handle internal transfers for Canada, the United Kingdom, Germany, Spain, France, India and Italy.
Software & Technology
Study Reveals Majority of Manufacturers Will Embrace ‘Smart Factories’ by 2022
Zebra Technologies Corp.
More than half the manufactures say they will embrace Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) to improve quality and operation visibility.
Warehousing
Mystery Buyer Breaks Industrial Space Record with $62 Million Warehouse
The warehouse is in an area that's increasingly attractive to big tenants like Amazon and Google.
Sourcing & Procurement
Foxconn's Supply Chain Could Support Wisconsin Businesses
The massive Foxconn factory planned for southeast Wisconsin could redefine the futures of hundreds of businesses in the region, including many that could be plugged into technologies not yet foreseen.
Sourcing & Procurement
Wal-Mart Looks Abroad for Online Vendors
Walmart
In a move that may pit the retailer against President Trump's "Made in America" push, Wal-Mart is recruiting vendors in China and other countries to boost its online offerings.
Micro-Fulfillment
E-commerce Fulfillment Centers Breathe Life into Working Class Towns
Entire towns are becoming hubs for warehouses that offer internet retailers the ability to move their boxes more quickly from your click to your doorstep.
Risk/Compliance
Retailers Rejoice in Death of Border Tax Adjustment
Retailers that get many of the goods they sell from overseas had been raising concerns about the proposal, known as BAT, claiming it would pass hefty costs on to consumers.
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