Wendy's CEO Talks New Products

Emil Brolick, the CEO of fast food burger chain Wendy's, says the company plans to sell over 400 corporate store locations to private franchisees as the company invests in new product development, bringing "product innovation" to the fast food market.

Jul 26th, 2013

Emil Brolick, the CEO of fast food burger chain Wendy's, says the company plans to sell over 400 corporate store locations to private franchisees as the company invests in new product development, bringing "product innovation" to the fast food market.

How to Ease the Pain of Physical Inventory Counts

How to Ease the Pain of Physical Inventory Counts

This new white paper tells you the key inventory count challenges that companies are dealing with and shows you how to ease the pain using a unified, cloud ERP solution.

An aerial view of a container port on the Yangtze River in Nantong in eastern China's Jiangsu province on April 8.

China Exports Rise Nearly 31% in March Amid Demand Recovery

China's exporters have benefited from the relatively early reopening of its economy.

Red Gold Ramps Up Ketchup Packet Production to Meet Demand

The tomato products maker details actions it took in anticipation of increased demand.

Nike's Newest Product Line: Refurbished Shoes

Extending the lifespan of sneakers cuts waste, says the company.

Hand Sanitizer Goes from Short Supply to Surplus

U.S. sales of hand sanitizer soared more than 620 percent in 2020 to a total of $1.45 billion.

EV Battery Settlement 'Very Meaningful'

South Korean President says it will help stabilize global supply chains.

3M Sues Florida Company Over Fake N95 Mask Sales

The suit says a company posed a 3M distributor and sold tens of thousands of counterfeit masks to a Florida hospital at "exorbitantly inflated" prices.

A Target in Sheridan, Colorado, was very low on paper towels in November 2020.

Why You Should Expect More Suez-Like Supply Chain Disruptions

And shortages at your local grocery store.

The unmanned Dutch cargo ship Eemslift Hendrika rolls in heavy seas, carrying heavy oil and diesel on board in the Norwegian Sea about 130 kilometers (80 miles) off the coast of Alesund. The crew was evacuated following a distress call from the vessel, and the Norwegian Coastal Administration said Tuesday they have dispatched a coast guard ship to inspect the situation.

Salvage Crews Secure Drifting Cargo Ship

The ship's crew of 12 was rescued by helicopter late Monday after a power outage in its main engine.

Feds: Walmart Worker Stole $124K in Gift Cards

The scam took place over a four-month period.

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One Year Later: The Pandemic’s Impact on the Food Supply Chain

How disruptions, and the resulting solutions, could put a new face on traceability, visibility and e-commerce.

Theodore Roosevelt Federal Courthouse, Brooklyn, March 10, 2021.

Oil Trader Admits to Role in Bribery Scheme

He helped channel more than $22 million to high-level officials in exchange for lucrative state contracts.