Dee-Ann Durbin

AP Auto Writer

Enterprise Resource Planning 101

Enterprise Resource Planning 101

With demand increasing and numerous supply chain disruptions nationwide, the production market is only becoming more and more competitive. Organizations are struggling to keep up, especially in the Food, Beverage and Chemical Manufacturing sectors.

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High-Tech Indoor Farm Starts Shipping Tomatoes

The industry is getting a boost from high-tech farming techniques developed in the highly profitable cannabis industry.

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Starbucks Optimistic Despite 38% Drop in Q2 Sales

The Seattle-based company said it is recovering faster than expected and that 97 percent of its global stores now open.

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Yum Brands Ends 2019 Strong, Eyes Virus

The impact of the new virus in China could weigh heavily on the KFC and Pizza Hut owner's first quarter results.

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Super Bowl Ads Reflect Demand for Low Carbs, Fizz

This year's Super Bowl ads include several ads from beer brands that stress low calories and carbs.

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Beyond Meat Loses Tim Hortons, Wins Over KFC

Tim Hortons said it is dropping Beyond Meat's breakfast sausage, but KFC said it will start testing its plant-based fried chicken.

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McDonald's Ends Tumultuous Year Strong

The burger giant said Wednesday it surpassed $100 billion in annual sales for the first time.

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Borden Files for Bankruptcy

Borden Dairy is the second major US dairy to file for bankruptcy in as many months, following Dean Foods.

This Oct. 17, 2019 file photo shows the exterior of a McDonald's restaurant in Mebane, NC.

Labor Board Rules for McDonald's in Unionization Case

The board said Thursday that it favors a settlement that will require McDonald's franchisees to pay $171,636 to the affected workers.

BK Takes Plant-Based Whopper to Europe

But it's not the Impossible Burger that's worked in the U.S.

McD's Workers Say Harassment Efforts Fall Short

Many low-wage fast food workers feel they can lose shifts or even be fired if they report harassment to a manager.

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The Perils of Workplace Romance

McDonald's CEO Steve Easterbrook is only the latest chief executive to be ousted over a consensual relationship with an employee.