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Senate Panel Urges Biden Urged to Ban China-Made EVs

In February, the White House said it was opening an investigation into whether Chinese cars pose a national security risk.

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China Asks Telecom Carriers to Drop Foreign Chips, WSJ Says

Beijing is accelerating a campaign to eradicate American technology, in part to circumvent a growing thicket of U.S, sanctions.

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Next-Generation Packaging Brings Reliability and Visibility to Supply Chains

The “next generation” of packaging must meet strict standards of recyclability, reusability, compostability, biodegradability and traceability.

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Tips for Better Management of Food Recalls

Companies acting alone in responding to food recalls, rather than collaborating with supply chain partners, are only prolonging the exposure of compromised products in the marketplace.

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Boeing Whistleblower Claims 787 Dreamliners at Risk of Breaking Apart

The whistleblower accused the planemaker of subpar safety standards and retaliation for identifying engineering issues.

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New EPA Rule Will Force Hundreds of Chemical Plants to Slash Toxic Emissions

The regulations from the EPA are part of a goal to cut toxic air pollution in the U.S. by over 6,200 tons each year.

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Norfolk Southern to Pay $600M Settlement in East Palestine Derailment Lawsuit

The settlement combines 31 separate cases, and allows for additional compensation for residents who were within 10 miles of the derailment.

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Boeing’s 777 ‘Gliders’ Signal More Cash Woes

The bottleneck highlights how Boeing’s manufacturing challenges extend beyond its cash-cow 737 Max jet.

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Watch: The Risk to Supply Chains From Increasing Trade Restrictions

Amir Fadavi, senior director with K2 Integrity, advises on the risks that supply chains face today in complying with a growing number of trade regulations and restrictions.

The Risk To Supply Chains From Increasing Trade Restrictions

Southwest Airlines Boeing Plane Makes Emergency Landing After Engine Cover Falls Off

The Boeing 737-800 out of Denver International Airport was supposed to fly to Houston on April 7 before an engine cowling came off and hit the wing flap.

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5G Is Here — And With It, Greater Vulnerability to Cyberattack

With every advance in communications technology comes a fresh vulnerability that opens the user to cyberattack. So it goes with 5G mobile connectivity.

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Watch: How Automated Trucking Will Impact Supply Chains

Improved use of tires and braking systems, not to mention safety, are among the gains expected when automated trucking is widely implemented in U.S. supply chains, says Peter Coratola Jr., CEO and founder of Ease Logistics.

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