Selfridges jobs at risk in head office restructure
Selfridges is planning to restructure its head office operations in a move that could affect 2% of its total workforce.
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For a yuan in deeper markets, Fed ex-president cites dollar playbook amid risks, criticism
China has a unique window to internationalise its currency by deepening domestic financial markets, according to a former senior US central bank official who pointed to the evolution of the…
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America at 250: how Trumpâs foreign policy is redefining the US story
President Donald Trumpâs foreign policy direction could have lasting effects on Americaâs alliances and global leadership, and it could also speed up the shift to a multipolar world where China…
Lire la suite âWhy Speed-to-Adjustment Is Becoming a Competitive Advantage in Consumer Supply Chains
Retail and consumer supply chains increasingly compete on how quickly they can detect, interpret, and respond to changing operational conditions. For many years, consumer supply chain strategy was dominated by…
Lire la suite âNike: Tightening the Link Between Demand Signals and Global Supply Planning
Nikeâs supply chain evolution reflects how consumer companies are increasingly trying to synchronize demand sensing, inventory positioning, and global fulfillment responsiveness. Consumer supply chains have always required a difficult balance…
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Walmart: Store-fulfilled deliveries getting faster
More than 36% of deliveries from stores arrived in three hours or less in Q1, with quicker speeds fueling customer engagement, EVP and CFO John David Rainey said.
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Chemical Plant Closures Trigger New Supply Chain Challenges
Deloitte says chemical plant closures are creating ripple effects that could reshape global supply chains and sourcing strategies.
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Double-digit rate increases whip up intra-Asia trades
Strong regional cargo demand, buoyant market sentiment and higher bunker costs signal continued upward movement on intra-Asia rates, executives and analysts warn.
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Britannia management shake-up aims to build âmore commercially driven businessâ
Senior role for Helen Todd in male-dominated niche Related StoriesLong Beach offers $1m prize for first methanol bunkeringSS Teo to take leave from PIL and public roles amid US indictmentCosco…
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US key inflation gauge worsens, eroding Americansâ income and spending power
A key inflation gauge accelerated in April to the highest level in three years, the latest sign that spiking gas prices and higher food costs are squeezing Americansâ finances. Inflation…
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Behind the UAEâs new role: Administrator of last resort
As the Hormuz crisis fractures established trade corridors, Abu Dhabi is converting regional disruption into a structural argument for its own indispensability. The post Behind the UAE’s new role: Administrator…
Lire la suite âSupply chain finally gets its âSquawk Boxâ: FreightWaves Today launches June 1
FreightWaves launches a fast-paced business news show about supply chain, transportation and logistics. The post Supply chain finally gets its âSquawk Boxâ: FreightWaves Today launches June 1 appeared first on…
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Q&A: KookaĂŻ creative director on why its UK launch is different from before
A familiar name returned to the British high street at the start of the month when fashion label KookaĂŻ opened the doors to its new store on Carnaby Street.
Lire la suite âHit and Run Accident Victim? Understanding Your Rights!
Hit-and-run accidents leave victims with physical injuries, emotional trauma, and a sense of injustice as the driver who caused their suffering flees the scene. It’s vital to understand that even…
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These are the Weak Spots Hackers Are Targeting Across Supply Chains
ArmorPoint CEO David Trapp on why AI-driven cyber threats are creating bigger risks for supply chains and what companies can do to respond faster.
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Hong Kong approves smart IoT fire alarms for 3,600 old buildings after pilot scheme
Hong Kongâs Fire Services Department has given approval for 3,600 old low-rise residential buildings to install a new Internet of Things (IoT) smart fire alarm system as an alternative to…
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Frangou: A woman for all seasons
Angeliki Frangou has prioritised making Navios a model of resilience for uncertain times Related StoriesGreek banks vault to the topAtlantic MR tankers lose all their Hormuz rate gains and moreGreek…
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Boeing Has the All-Clear to Ramp up 737 Max Production, Says CEO
Airlines have reported a marked improvement in the quality of newly-delivered planes since Boeing made sweeping changes to its safety procedures and supplier practices.
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Veteran lawyer seeks judicial review over alleged illegal structures on his home
A veteran Hong Kong barrister ordered to demolish alleged illegal structures on his home has lodged a judicial challenge after building authorities refused to consider a constitutional argument he raised…
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M&S launches staff safety app and aims to make stores âsafe spacesâ
Marks & Spencer is providing all employees with a personal safety app that they can use while on the move, Retail Week can reveal.
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