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Apple Ships $6B of iPhones From India in Shift Away from China
Apple exported nearly $6 billion of India-made iPhones, an increase of a third in value terms from a year earlier
Data Is the Catalyst for True Collaboration in Shipper-Carrier Partnerships
To navigate the uncertainty surrounding rate negotiations, shippers and carriers are rethinking how they approach their contracts.
McDonald's Puts Quarter Pounder Back on Menu After Deadly E. Coli Outbreak
Federal health officials believe that the E. coli likely came from the raw slivered onions inside the Quarter Pounder.
DOE Awards $428M to Address 'Critical' Energy Supply Chain Needs
The projects selected are each focused on one of five areas: energy grid components, batteries, low-carbon materials, clean power generation, and energy-efficient products.
Podcast | A Manufacturer Moves From China to Mexico. How’s That Going?
A contract manufacturer serving the automotive industry is riding the trend of shifting production from China to Mexico.
How Additive Manufacturing Is Reshaping U.S. Industries and Supply Chains
In recent years, reshoring has evolved from a strategic consideration to a central priority for both policymakers and businesses. A key element of the reshoring push is additive manufacturing.
Improving B2B Supply Chain Promising With a Microservices Approach
B2B buyers aren’t just thinking about cost. Like their B2C counterparts, they have customer-experience expectations and shipping requirements to consider.
How to Deploy Multi-Tier Supply Chain Intelligence for Resilience
Multi-tier supply chain intelligence has the potential to strongly enhance the resilience of the supply chain, making it an invaluable asset to organizations.
China EV Exports to EU Soar Ahead of Incoming Levies
EU member states voted on October 4 to impose new tariffs of up to 35%, with 10 countries including France, Italy and Poland in favor of the measure.
Case Study: An NGO Helps Multinationals to Tackle Modern-Day Slavery with AI
With the help of a market-leading AI platform, companies can help to bring about a safer and just future for workers around the globe and their organizations to succeed.
Watch: How Supply Chain Bottlenecks Are Jeopardizing Europe’s Net-Zero Targets
Stefan Benett, managing director with Inverto, discusses the challenges of obtaining sufficient production capacity and raw materials to keep Europe’s energy sector on track to achieve “net-zero” emissions targets.
Watch: Is the U.S. Competing With China in EV Battery Production?
Jeremy Michalek, director of Carnegie Mellon University’s Vehicle Electrification Group, describes the impact to date of the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) on efforts to reduce U.S. automakers’ dependence on China for electric vehicle battery production.
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