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SC Security & Risk Mgmt: Page 8
Water Levels Along Rhine, Danube Rivers Sink to Record Lows
Rhine River levels measured in Western Germany in Cologne and Lobith were lower than they were at any point since records began.
Record Heat Wave Threatens Crops Across Europe
Following the hottest June on record for Western Europe, the EU has cut harvest predictions for a range of crops, including sunflowers, grain maize and potatoes.
California to Raise Minimum Wage to Nation's Highest
Newsom touted the move as a necessary step to help workers keep pace with the rising cost of living, particularly as the federal minimum wage has remained unchanged for years.
The August Queue: Why an Order Placed Now Meets a Different Factory
Suppliers are managing a hard constraint. Plan around it and you get the same factory in September that you got in June.
China Threatens Retaliation Against U.S. Ban on Foreign Humanoid Robots
China described the ban as "discriminatory and suppressive," given the country's status as the world's leading producer of advanced humanoid robotics components.
The Secret to Supply Chain Success: It’s Hiding in Plain Sight
The interdependence of global commerce, at a time when national alliances are fracturing and outcomes are so uncertain, is greater than ever.
Five Ways AI is Transforming Fleet Safety and Operational Performance
Fleet managers are responsible for improving efficiency and maintaining service levels while managing increasing fleet complexity. As a result, fleet safety has become a more strategic initiative in many businesses. Developments in AI mean businesses are turning to artificial intelligence to proactively manage risk and improve operational outcomes.
Saudi Ships Shun Red Sea Chokepoint for Rare Africa Journey
The threat by Iran-backed Houthi militants to attack vessels in the Red Sea has forced shipowners to reconsider sailing through the narrow Bab el-Mandeb strait.
Judge Voices Doubt U.S. Has Justified Its Ban on Anthropic AI
The California case is one of two legal challenges brought by Anthropic over being labeled as a supply chain threat.
Department of Commerce Hands out $874M to Boost U.S. Tech Supply Chain
In return for providing the funds, the Department of Commerce will get a minority, non-controlling equity stake in each of the seven companies.
Podcast | How Geopolitical Strife Is Fueling Nearshoring Strategies
Even supply chains that are largely confined to one region are affected by global events.
Why Tariff Mitigation Belongs in R&D, Not Procurement
The most effective way to navigate a trade war is to engineer your way out of it before production ever begins.
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