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Almost All Independent U.S. Pharmacies Facing Drug Shortages, Survey Says

Eighty-seven percent of respondents said that they are experiencing a shortage of Adderall or other generic drugs, which was slightly down compared to a similar survey conducted in September.

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Maersk: Red Sea Diversions Could Extend into Second Half of 2024

Maersk said that it has added about 6% more vessel capacity to its schedule to keep the flow of trade moving, further adding to the company’s operational costs.

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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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The Red Sea Crisis Could Disrupt the U.K.’s Tea Supply

The British Retail Consortium said that it had noticed a “temporary disruption” to some black tea lines, while an industry source suggested that some flavored lines had been delayed.

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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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Glencore Seeks Buyer for Troubled New Caledonia Nickel Mine

The world’s top commodity trader will seek to sell its 49% stake in Koniambo Nickel SAS, according to a statement from KNS.

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Audi India Says Red Sea Crisis Impacting Automotive Supply Chains

Balbir Singh Dhillon, the head of Audi India, said that the Red Sea situation is impacting the German carmaker’s deliveries to customers in India.

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Shipping Bosses Warn Maritime Security in the Red Sea Getting Worse Not Better

Military ships in the region have been attempting to thwart missile strikes on merchant vessels over the past few weeks, but the Houthis have continued their attacks.

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FAA Chief Says Boeing’s Repeat Lapses Led to Tighter Oversight

The agency expects to have enough data from an investigation launched after the accident to make initial recommendations as soon as late February, the FAA said February 5.

A Boeing 737 fuselages outside the Boeing Co. manufacturing facility in Renton, Washington.

Chinese Ships Get Cheaper Insurance to Navigate Red Sea

While the overall picture is mixed, some Chinese-linked vessels have to pay as little as 0.35% of their hull and machinery value to obtain insurance for transit.

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How Retailers Can Navigate Choppy Supply Chains

By embracing technology, implementing pandemic-learned strategies, and fostering collaboration, retailers can ensure their shelves remain stocked, their customers are satisfied, and their businesses remain resilient.

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Boeing in ‘Last Chance Saloon,’ Says Emirates President

Sir Tim Clark is also sending Emirates engineers to monitor Boeing's production lines.

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