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Navigating Supplier Risk Challenges to Shore Up Cyber Defenses

Organizations are paying too little attention to the risk of their supply chain information being compromised through cyberattack.

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U.S. House Votes to Overturn Biden Administration Truck Emissions Rule

The opposition argued the rules would be too difficult to implement, leading to increased supply chain costs and more pressure on small business owners.

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Boeing CEO Warns Supply-Chain Constraints Could Last ‘Very Long Time’

Boeing CEO David Calhoun made the comments about supply chain constraints May 23 during a Qatar Economic Forum panel held in Doha.

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A New Dawn for American Manufacturing

Manufacturers and retailers have often been left with two tough options: raise prices, or find a different supplier.

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Four Ways That Medical Device Makers Can Build Supply Chain Resilience

Supply chain resilience has become top of mind for medical professionals and device manufacturers.

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Strategies for Managing Port Congestion and Container Shortages

Companies around the world must adopt new strategies to limit supply chain disruptions.

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Avetta Launches New Cybersecurity Risk Management Tool

Avetta's Cyber Risk Solution provides a quantitative score that evaluates ten areas of cybersecurity while simultaneously delivering a cyber health grade to suppliers.

Rolls-Royce Says Supply-Chain Disruptions Remain Key Concern

Chief executive officer Tufan Erginbilgic has initiated a transformation program at the biggest U.K. manufacturer, including some key management changes.

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Watch: Investing in Technology in Times of Crisis

Is this the time for companies to hunker down and delay investing in technology, just to survive current crises? No way, says Shari Christofferson, president of Connect.

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Iran Seizes Second Oil Tanker, Heightening Shipping Fears

The incident is the latest flare-up in one of the world’s most oil-rich regions, after Iran seized another tanker in the nearby Gulf of Oman April 27.

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New Law Would Require Canadian Businesses to Provide Annual Reports on Forced Labor

If passed, the law would compel Canadian companies and governmental bodies to provide annual reports outlining their efforts to reduce the use of forced or child labor.

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Lawmakers Ask the SEC to Investigate Shein's Supply Chain Before its Reported IPO

Bipartisan lawmakers are asking the SEC to confirm Shein does not use forced labor from China’s Muslim Uyghur population.

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