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Think Tank
Global Supply Chain Management: Page 111
Red Sea Delays the 'New Normal' Headed into Peak Shipping Season
Supply chain visibility platform Project 44 estimates that passages through the Suez Canal dipped by 80% between May 2023 and May 2024.
Low Prices, Human Costs: Has Online Retail Crippled the Ethical Supply Chain?
Globally, it's estimated that $161 billion worth of clothing and textiles fall into an area of risk that makes them prone to being produced by forced labor annually.
Canada Could Be Next to Hit China With Tariffs on EVs
Canada will next open a 30-day public consultation period on July 2 to weigh responses to any potential tariffs against China moving forward.
Airbus Cuts Guidance as Supply Chain Snags Continue to Bite
The company now expects to hand over 770 aircraft this year, down from a previous goal of 800, it said in a surprise announcement.
Companies Face New Normal of Tariffs, Trade Regulation Compliance
It may seem like rapidly changing trade rules are the result of temporary geopolitical upheavals, but compliance experts say the chaos is here to stay.
Watch: Managing Today’s Difficult Supply Chains With Ultimate Command and Control
Supply chain leaders need both an artificial intelligence-enabled command center and a control tower, says Harsh Koppula, chief operating officer and co-founder of TADA.
U.S. Announces Restrictions on U.S. Investments in Chinese Technology
The restrictions require investors to notify the Treasury Department about certain kinds of transactions, and some types of investments are explicitly prohibited, for fear of enhancing China's military.
Fending Off Houthis Requires Double the Fleet, EU Force Says
U.S. and U.K. bombing campaigns have failed to stop the attacks, and have instead led to vessels associated with the two countries being targeted more often.
Chinese Carmakers Call for 25% Tax on Large European Cars
The companies made the demand in a closed-door meeting with Beijing’s Ministry of Commerce on June 18.
How to Accelerate AI-Driven Decision Intelligence with Smart Data Fabric
InterSystems
Join the upcoming webinar to learn how a smart data fabric can be used to unify data across disparate sources and accelerate AI-driven decision intelligence.
Drone-Sinking of Coal Ship Takes Red Sea Perils to New Level
Yemen’s Houthi militants managed to strike the
MV Tutor
with a seaborne drone, killing one crew member and injuring others.
U.S. Lawmakers Look to Bar CHIPS Act Winners From Using Chinese Tools
Under a newly-proposed bill, companies such as Intel Corp. would be barred from buying chipmaking gear from entities owned or controlled by China.
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