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SC Security & Risk Mgmt: Page 338
U.S. Trade Deficit Widens to Largest in 5 Years
The U.S. chalked up its largest trade deficit since March 2012 as a jump in merchandise imports in January exceeded a smaller gain in shipments overseas.
Nissan Seeks More Than $100M Brexit Supply Chain Fund
Nissan has called on the U.K. government to invest millions in attracting car part manufacturers or risk a "house of cards" collapse in the industry post-Brexit.
Supply Chains Need to Grow. Will They Find the Cash to Do It?
These are unsettling times for global business leaders. And nothing makes them more nervous than the issue of access to working capital and liquidity for growth.
How U.S.-China Trade Tensions Escalated Into a Global Trade War
A tit-for-tat battle among nominal trade partners goes global, and there's no sign of a peace treaty on the horizon.
What Went Wrong: Nasty Gal, Former Fashion World Darling, Is Now Bankrupt
By 2012, Nasty Gal was a fashion world success story, growing from an Ebay store to nearly $100m in sales in just six years.
North America's Biggest Car-Parts Maker Sees Border Tax Risk
North America's largest auto parts maker said a border adjustment tax being studied by President Donald Trump would probably hurt the automobile industry, while also increasing the odds that future factories will be located in the U.S.
Healthcare Firms Plan to Increase Data Security Spending, Survey Says
After several high-profile breaches over the past couple of years, the healthcare industry plans to increase its spending on IT security more than other sectors.
Travel Ban Won't Hit the U.S. Economy This Year, Economists Say
The U.S. economy should be able to weather President Donald Trump's temporary travel ban, economists say, though any broadening of immigration and visa restrictions could hurt the labor force and productivity.
Ransomware Attacks on the Rise: How to Protect Your Company
Almost every day, it seems, there's news of another ransomware attack on a prominent organization. In fact, according to one study, almost 40 percent of all businesses experienced an attack from the summer of 2015 to the summer of 2016. To protect our companies against ransomware and its potentially disastrous technological and financial consequences, we have to understand what's needed to shield information technology systems from the initial infection and how to recover as quickly as possible.
Researchers Testing RFID for Saving Endangered Plants
Researchers at the University of Kent are teaming up with the South African National Biodiversity Institute to raise funding that will enable the launch of a radio frequency identification-based solution to protect rare and endangered plants from poaching.
Construction Contractors to Map Supply Chains for Modern Slavery
Several large construction contractors are collaborating to map their supply chains for modern slavery.
U.S. Farmers Fear Trade Policy Changes
Kirk Liefer is readying his soybeans for shipment down southern Illinois's Kaskaskia River. The Kaskaskia feeds into the Mississippi, which, to a great extent, feeds China: About one-quarter of the U.S. crop goes straight to the world's biggest food market, where it gets eaten by half the planet's pigs and provides cooking oil for a rapidly growing middle class.
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