A CEO’s Plea: Don’t Mess With the CensusCensus measurement powers decision-making by the country’s biggest retailers and manufacturers that influence more than $1 trillion. Analysis: Will new payment technologies really make life easier for customers?Electronic payment technology is hitting the headlines and the desks of legislators in a big way. Report: Google drone unit gets key government approval Wing Aviation, a subsidiary of Google, has reportedly reached a milestone in making drone-based deliveries. Walgreens and Rite Aid raising age to buy tobacco products Two of the nation’s largest drugstore chains are limiting the sales of tobacco products in their stores. Regulatory Wrap-Up: Weekly recap of retail-related legislative developments-April 22 New York City approves first-of-its-kind law preventing employers from testing job applicants for marijuana. Amazon Go makes it 11 Amazon’s latest cashierless Amazon Go location may face some local opposition. Sears sues Eddie Lampert; claims he stripped chain of $2 billion in assets Sears Holdings Corp. on Thursday filed a blockbuster federal lawsuit that essentially claims former CEO Eddie Lampert drove the company into bankruptcy. Expert Opinion: Two new strategies to deal with supply chain volatility The trade war is the most significant issue facing global supply chains. Amazon Go reportedly will accept new payment method Mounting opposition to cashless stores has not gone unnoticed by Amazon. Regulatory Wrap-Up: Weekly recap of retail-related legislative, labor developments-April 8 With support of mayor, Los Angeles city council advanced legislation mandating 18 weeks of leave which would be paid for by employers. First Previous 76 77 78 79 80 Next Last
