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General SCM: Page 510
Watch: Protecting Against a New Wave of Chinese Cyberattacks
Brian Gant, assistant professor of cybersecurity in the John E. Simon School of Business at Maryville University, talks about the latest wave of cyberattacks directed against the U.S. government, businesses and individuals, and how they might be prevented in future.
Overcoming Supply Chain Challenges Through Custom Semiconductors
New demands are popping up everywhere because new technologies have led to new semiconductor manufacturing facilities, or fabs, being planned around the world.
Jaguar Owner Tata Leans Toward U.K. Over Spain for Battery Plant
Tata Group, the parent company of Jaguar Land Rover, is reportedly leaning toward the U.K. as the location for the company's next major battery plant.
U.K. Announces Japan Chips Partnership as Fears Grow Over Taiwan
British premier Rishi Sunak said a “Hiroshima Accord” would deepen economic, security and tech cooperation between the U.K. and Japan.
Target Earnings Flat as Shoppers Stick to Basics
Shoppers are pulling back on discretionary items like electronics and home projects and instead focusing on home essentials.
Breaking Through DEI Misconceptions to Find a Better Path Forward
The very heart of diversity involves how things differ, and we all know that people differ in many ways. All of us fit in, or don’t, some place, and this is why each of us has a DEI story.
U.K. Lobbies for Less Strict Brexit Trade Rules as Carmakers Seek Help
Stellantis NV, which employs 5,000 people in the U.K., said it’s unable to meet local requirements because of rising material costs and a lack of U.Kbattery supplies.
Supplier Diversification – The Reality
Options will help explore diversification methods, and continue to help companies deal with any future sanctions or restrictions.
Global Supply Chains Are Being Underutilized for the First Time Since 2020
The GEP Global Supply Chain Volatility Index fell from 0.32 in March 2023 to -0.04 in April 2023, meaning supply chains have become less volatile.
Watch: Solutions for Alleviating Industry Growing Pains
What's the role of technology in distinguishing between a "supplier" and a "partner," or boosting worker productivity? Buddy Bockweg, chief executive officer of Vsimple, explains.
U.S. Imports of ‘Blood Teak’ from Myanmar Continue Despite Sanctions
The EIA has warned the military-controlled government is likely not following the law, and the country is on track to lose its forests by 2035.
California’s Green-Fuel Program Stifles Other Investments
Carbon-credit markets have emerged among the main tools used to fight global warming, but the details need adjusting for the impact of supply and demand.
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