The newest edition to the Mac lineup, the Mac Studio, is in the hands of reviewers. So, how is it? Macworld executive editor Michael Simon and Computerworld executive editor Ken Mingis join Juliet to discuss Macworld’s review of the Mac...

The video discusses the concept of business growth and the methods by which businesses can grow and expand. The two main methods of growth are organic growth, which comes from within the company, and external growth, which comes from...

Increasing online orders and home deliveries is leading to more delivery vehicles on the road, adding to traffic congestion and carbon emissions. Using automated parcel lockers could reduce these issues, but adoption of these lockers...

Nancy Grygiel from Amgen and Glenn Leon from Hewlett-Packard Enterprise discuss the role compliance officers should play when faced with major changes in the business world that have challenged their scope of work.

Brexit has shaken things up not only inside Britain but outside as well in the EU. What were the causes that led to this separation and how does it affect the economy moving forward?





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Supply chains are critical to corporate sustainability, but are hard to vet, monitor and influence. Leaders from Oracle and PepsiCo Beverages North America explain how they are succeeding in promoting sustainability among their suppliers.

Occidental CEO Vicki Hollub discusses the oil industry’s journey toward lower carbon emissions, which technologies can best accelerate the process and how her company is looking to strike the right balance.

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The U.S. government has regulations on the way that mean companies will have to ensure their suppliers are reporting key data and following sustainable practices. Two executives discuss how they’re doing that.

A look at how companies are scrubbing their supply chains to ensure compliance with the recently passed Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act, which is a challenge for the many companies that source materials from China.

More and more tech companies are stepping up to the plate to assist frontline workers and healthcare organizations as the coronavirus continues to take its toll around the world. Computerworld’s Ken Mingis joins Juliet to discuss how...

It's estimated that autonomous vehicles will deliver 80% of all parcels by 2030. Let's see what that might look like.<br/>
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Describes the shift towards sustainability through investor pressures and the sustainable portfolios outperforming

Robert Silvers, U.S. Department of Homeland Security undersecretary and chairman of the Forced Labor Enforcement Task Force, discusses where the U.S. is focusing its enforcement efforts on supply chain labor conditions in China's...

The pandemic spurred interest and investment in autonomous vehicles. See what a fixed route autonomous drive looks like and learn what needs to happen before we see more AVs on the streets. <br/>
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How do companies come up with their intricate supply chains?



Why are some of these supply chains so convoluted where others are extremely straig

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Will the severe restrictions put on international shipping...

Discusses how the power of stakeholders is bigger than its ever been because of instant social media access and how reactive customers are to the bad behaviour of a company

PwC Chairman Bob Moritz joins the WSJ CEO Council to discuss what was achieved by the politicians, NGO's and business people at COP27, and what it all means for business.

The video is a lecture on measuring economic activity, with a focus on the income output and expenditure approaches used to calculate gross domestic product (GDP). The speaker explains the importance of understanding value added and...

This week on Blockchain Central we would like to share our thoughts on the impact that blockchain could have on the pharmaceutical industry. How would it work and what would be the benefits? Let's dive into it!

New technology and changing consumer tastes are transforming the fast-food business. Here's how the world's largest fast-food restaurant chain aims to keep pace.

Discusses what the Walmart Supplier Scorecard entails and what effect it has had on its supply chain

A six-month Guardian multimedia investigation has, for the first time, tracked how some of the world's big-supermakets, Tesco, Aldi, Walmart and Morrisons, are using suppliers relying on slave labour to put cheap prawns on their shelves....

This video is a lecture presentation exploring the purpose of business forecasts, particularly sales forecasts. The presenter discusses why it's important for businesses to make sales forecasts and the components involved in making these...