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Global Trade & Economics: Page 222
Revving Exports to U.S. Keeps India in Race to Be Next China
India, believed by many to have the potential to become the next China, is finally making headway in the exports market as it broke into the top five suppliers of Christmas decorative items and t-shirts to the U.S.
Podcast | Sounding the Alarm for an Economic Meltdown
Will mounting debt be the factor that finally plunges the economy into recession?
EU Seeks Power to Force Order Fulfillment During Supply Chain Emergencies
The European Commission wants the power to force companies to fill orders within the European Union first during times of crisis, or risk fines.
U.S. Chip Makers Hit by New China Export Rule
Nvidia says the U.S. government requires a new license, effective immediately, to address the risk of chips being "used in, or diverted to a 'military end use'... in China and Russia."
Bed Bath & Beyond Survival Plan Sends Shares into Tailspin
Bed Bath & Beyond Inc. unveiled a turnaround plan that envisions new financing, sweeping store closings and the sale of as many as 12 million shares of stock, delivering another jolt to the investors who had piled into the retailer even as its troubles mounted.
Best Buy Says Supply-Chain Strains Are Improving Heading Into Fall
Consumer-electronics retailer Best Buy added to the mounting signs of ample capacity and receding freight rates, with a note that transportation markets are “stabilizing and moderating” heading into the fall peak season.
FDA Clears Way for Boosters Targeting Latest COVID Variants
Is Your Supply Chain Ready for the Impacts of Inflation?
The manufacturing supply chain has been bruised and battered in the last few years, and the hits keep on coming: the pandemic, extreme weather, geopolitical challenges, the Great Resignation, and a wave of retirements – and now, global inflation.
Ukraine War: Citi Bank to Close Russian Branches
Citi, the U.S. bank with the biggest presence in Russia, has been trying unsuccessfully to find a buyer for its business. A spokesperson told BBC News that, while its local consumer business would close, Citi would continue to support multinational institutional clients in the country.
Korean Air Weathered Pandemic Turbulence With Style
Cargo has turned out to be the difference maker for airlines navigating the pandemic. Just look at Korean Air, which has prospered largely because it expanded its substantial cargo business.
U.S. Set to Ship Record Crude Into 2023 as Energy Crisis Deepens
U.S. crude sales overseas are set to hit fresh records through next year as American oil increasingly takes market share in Europe.
U.S. Inflation Driven by Demand Surge, Supply Chain Constraints
The majority of U.S. pandemic-era inflation came from a surge in demand, but supply chain constraints stoked it further, Federal Reserve Bank of New York research shows.
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