Hints and tips:
Related Special Reports
...Amazon has innovated in robotics before: in 2022, the company said it had invested more than €400mn in technologies that include industrial robotics and sorting systems in its European warehouses....
...In January, it held a recruitment seminar for suppliers in China that owned warehouses in the US and Europe....
...The South Korean companies have been storing used machines in warehouses instead of putting them on the secondary market, three traders of second-hand chipmaking tools told the Financial Times....
...Using a leased warehouse outside Prague, and containers that he bought with money borrowed from his father, he started supplying Chinese panels to local installers....
...China’s Hai Robotics, an autonomous warehouse robotics start-up and another HongShan-backed company, set up a Singapore office in late 2021....
...The company had its “busiest Black Friday weekend ever, with sales of more than £10mn and more than a million people visiting our stores,” it said....
...The latest sanctions do not prevent Russian companies from rushing to move metals produced before April 13 into LME warehouses or conducting bilateral deals independently of metals exchanges....
...Warehouse companies are introducing football pitches, ice cream vans and beehives to industrial sites, as operators try to lure workers to the gruelling business of loading and unloading packages....
...FTSE 100 warehouse landlord Segro on Wednesday raised £900mn in a share placing, which it said would be used to invest in building more warehouse space and make acquisitions....
...The former accountant knows the warehouses the 100-year-old company builds are viewed as boring, ugly spaces that were long associated with the “dirty” business of a declining UK manufacturing industry....
...The combined company would still be smaller than Segro, the leading warehouse Reit in the UK, which manages assets worth £21bn....
...The retail veteran held firm and insisted that his company used return on investment and total shareholder return to assess its profitability....
...Starting a company has always been risky....
...For the chocolate maker Barry Callebaut “the financial risk would be very significant”, said Nicolas Mounard, the company’s sustainability and farming director....
...Alongside its online grocery business, Ocado sells robotic technology used in warehouses to other retailers and also has a logistics arm....
...Altria, which owns the rights to manufacture Marlboro cigarettes in the US, announced a $1bn share buyback last week and London-listed Imperial Brands has an ongoing £1.1bn share buyback scheme....
...It is only the second time that a company’s lobbyists have been banned from entering the European parliament, after agrochemical company Monsanto’s representatives were barred in 2017....
...More warehouses might allow it to accumulate larger stocks of parts and so avoid future outages. The project has long faced opposition from environmentalists....
...The FTSE 100 company, which sells its robotic warehouses to other grocers worldwide and co-owns the eponymous online supermarket with Marks and Spencer, is seeking to change its pay plan as the previous...
...One of the company’s more eye-catching experiments is now stalling....
...The US company told the Financial Times there had been “no attack on or fire at the factory”, which is situated in the Brandenburg region south-east of Berlin and produces 6,000 cars a week....
...I became fascinated by Emmett McBain when I discovered the Black Marlboro Man....
...HOLD: NWF (NWF) The company is allocating £8.5mn in cash to fit out a large new food warehouse, writes Michael Fahy....
...Ocado Retail chief executive Hannah Gibson said that the company’s new warehouse in Luton, Bedfordshire, will double the number of robots with arms from 22 currently to 44 “in the very near future” during...
...Altria: The tobacco group, which owns Marlboro-maker Philip Morris, narrowed its full-year profit guidance and said total cigarette shipment volumes declined from a year ago as demand softened....
International Edition