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Global Supply Chain Management: Page 65
U.S. Pulls TSMC’s Waiver for China Shipments of Chip Supplies
The policy change jeopardizes the China operations of some of the most important companies in the semiconductor sector, hailing from two chipmaking powerhouses that are also U.S. allies.
Report: Supply Chain Execs Prioritize Sustainable Transformation in 2025
Nearly 68% of supply chain executives say that they have established clear objectives for their supply chains this year, up from just 35% in 2022
Tesla Struggles to Keep Pace with BYD in Europe
Tesla's European sales fell by nearly 44% year-over-year in the first seven months of 2025, while BYD's sales over that same period jumped 251%.
Cross-European Trade Faces Complex Implementation of New Customs Rules
While 15 countries have granted postponements to the September 1 implementation of EU ICS2 ENS for road and rail, 12 have not.
Report: Supply Chain Costs Soon to Exceed Inflation by 7%
Kearney's report
projects that inventories stockpiled ahead of tariff deadlines are now being depleted, forcing companies to restock at higher prices.
DOE Forms Consortium to Boost U.S. Nuclear Supply Chain
The program will also allow companies to collaborate with DOE to coordinate investments, share information and accelerate projects aimed at securing a stable, domestic source of nuclear fuel.
Nigeria Pauses Raw Shea Nut Exports for Six Months
Nigeria produces nearly 40% of the world's supply of raw shea nuts, but accounts for just 1% of the $6.5 billion global market.
Kohl’s Seeks More Time to Pay Vendors During Turnaround Effort
The request from Kohl's comes at a challenging time for the industry, which has struggled in the face of tepid consumer spending and supply chain disruptions.
Why Halloween Merchandise is Hitting Store Shelves Earlier Than Ever
Each year that Halloween products go out earlier, it provides a store with useful data to track how shoppers respond to extended holiday purchasing windows.
USPS to Open 11 New Sorting and Delivery Centers
Ten of the new facilities will open on September 6, while the eleventh will open in October 18, while locations will include West Virginia, Minnesota and Texas among others.
U.S. Geological Survey Proposes Critical Status for Copper and Potash
The copper industry has been loudly pushing for critical-mineral status to reflect the metal’s importance to the economy and national security.
USACE Awards Contract for First Phase of Nome Port Expansion
A deepwater port is expected to open up access for ships moving rare earth minerals, and provide the U.S. with a critical regional hub for its Arctic supply chain.
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