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FTC Examining Shortages of Cancer Treatments and Other Drugs

The federal government asked about shortages of generic drugs and whether groups that purchase quantities in bulk are contributing to the problem.

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Energy Chief: U.S. ‘Very Concerned’ About China’s Dominance of Critical Minerals

Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm said that the U.S. is currently updating its laws, including a 150-year-old mining regulation, to ensure the “sustainable and efficient” extraction of critical minerals.

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OPEC Report Shows Uneven Delivery of New Oil Production Cuts

The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries and its allies pledged significant output curbs this quarter in a bid to avert a surplus and shore up global prices.

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U.S. VC Firms' Investments in China are Fueling Uyghur Genocide, Report Says

The five U.S. firms invested over $1.9 billion in artificial intelligence companies that support either the Chinese military or China’s human rights abuses.

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Digitalization: The Key to Reducing Material Waste in the Fashion Industry

Adopting emerging technologies is crucial for fashion companies that want to increase their margins, reduce their environmental footprint, and slash unsold inventory.

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EU Delays Decision on Supply Chain Law After German, Italian Opposition

A diplomat said it was clear that there wouldn't be enough representatives from the 27 EU member states to back the law following Germany and Italy's plans to abstain.

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USDA Pledges $270M Towards Food Supply Chain Resilience

Seven states will fund projects that expand the capacity for the processing, manufacturing, storage and distribution of food products through the Resilient Food Systems Infrastructure program.

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Podcast | ‘Built to Fail’: Why Construction Projects Take Too Long, Cost Too Much

How often does a major construction project come in on time and on budget? Why is the answer “hardly ever”?

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Boeing Asks Suppliers to Keep Up with 737 Program Expansion Plan

BCA executive Ihssane Mounir asked suppliers during the Pacific Northwest Aerospace Alliance conference February 7 to bear with the planemaker while it’s being audited by the FAA.

A Boeing 737-900ER. Photo: iStock.com/Wirestock

The U.S. Bought More Goods from Mexico than China in 2023

Mexico surpassed China as the U.S.’s top source of imports in 2023, for the first time in 20 years.

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Approve EU Supply Chain Law, Say Investor Groups

Though Germany cannot derail the legislation by itself, the measure could be in danger if it receives opposition from other major EU countries, including Italy.

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Nearshoring to Mexico in 2024: What to Consider Before You Relocate

Companies considering a move to Mexico should make sure that their nearshoring strategies are built from a rigorous planning process.

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