Delivery Robots Are Coming To A College Dorm Near You
If you look up while walking on a college campus, you'll most likely see a flurry of activity – students riding to class on bikes, athletes zipping around on scooters, Subway sandwiches and Frappuccinos cruising around on miniature delivery robots — hold on, what?
Mid-Day Market Update: Crude Oil Rises Over 3%; comScore Shares Plummet
Midway through trading Tuesday, the Dow traded up 0.37% to 35,231.28 while the NASDAQ fell 0.62% to 14,767.78. The S&P also fell, dropping 0.01% to 4,432.24.
Extra Funding Looms On Turquoise Hill Over Delays In Oyu Tolgoi
Turquoise Hill Resources Ltd (NYSE: TRQ) had a stellar Q2 this year. Profit smashed expectations thanks to copper and gold prices, and the output of the Oyu Tolgoi mine in Mongolia.
Canadian Pacific Submits Revised Offer To Acquire Kansas City Southern
This story is developing.
Moving From ‘E-Commerce In A Box’ To ‘Composable Commerce’
E-commerce continues to maintain its foothold in the economy, but future sales are potentially at risk for some businesses that rely on traditional e-commerce platforms, said the CEO of Fabric. Faisal Masud spoke to Modern Shipper on that and the e-commerce market in general in a recent interview.
Q&A: Trucking’s Back Half And Beyond With Deutsche Bank’s Amit Mehrotra
Freight markets have entered the second year of peaklike conditions, and there aren't many signs on the horizon of a material letup in the current dynamics: supply chain dislocation, equipment shortages, labor challenges, astronomical freight rates and an ongoing need for materials and inventory replenishment.
The Dog Days Aren’t Over: Wait And See Mode For Now As Key Inflation Data Ahead
Whoever thought up the expression “dog days of summer” probably had mornings like this in mind.
Looking around for news, it’s hard to find much. And U.S. markets didn’t move very far overnight. European trading hasn’t provided a lot of direction, either, though stocks did rise pretty nicely across the Pacific in China.