Alibaba Group is leveraging its platform power and cloud computing capabilities to create greener supply chains in China. The platform company’s online grocery service Tmall Supermarket has teamed up ...

Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba , beat analysts' quarterly revenue estimates on Tuesday as investments in one-hour delivery ...

Alibaba Australia has announced the launch of a pilot that will see orders made through the company's new Food Trust Framework, an initiative that uses blockchain technology, in attempt to improve ...

For Alibaba.com, the true transformative power of AI won’t be for customers; it will be for business-to-business sales.

Liu Song, vice president of Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba Group, has said in an interview that the company is considering blockchain tech implementation for cross-border supply chains. Song’s ...

The current state of the supply chain is causing a degree panic within businesses. Large enterprises may have resources and levers to pull to deal with the uncertainty, but for small and midsized ...

For more than a year, companies have been confronting supply chain snafus. The hitches are particularly acute for manufacturers, which typically require sizeable volumes of numerous components. We ...

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It is no secret that COVID-19 has exposed the stress points in manufacturing supply chains across the world. Early in the pandemic, manufacturers struggled to keep up with the sudden demand for ...

Buffeted by all manner of disruptions – the pandemic, geopolitical conflicts, and trade wars to name a few, manufacturers have elevated Industry 4.0 from shop floor tactic to business-led strategy.

GM has reportedly told suppliers to get their supply chains out of China by 2027. It's not the only company adjusting its China plans today.