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General SCM: Page 565
Amazon Agrees to Settle EU Antitrust Cases, Avoiding Fines
The agreement clears a cloud hanging over Amazon’s online business in Europe. The company says it disagrees with several of the EU’s allegations about its practices.
Taiwan Export Orders Flash Warning Signal for Global Economy
Taiwan’s orders for all major product categories fell, with optical products, plastics and basic metals registering the biggest contractions.
Exxon Is Avoiding Tankers That Previously Transported Russian Oil
Moves by big firms such as Exxon and Shell are increasing the pressure on owners to choose between serving Russian and non-Russian interests.
Shop Floor to Top Floor: Strengthening the Digital Thread for More Agile Supply Chains
Manufacturers at the start of their modernization journey have the most to gain from upgrades to their data management and automation processes.
China Calls on Local Manufacturers to Protect Nation’s Role as The World’s Factory
China is expressing concern as Apple diversifies its supply chain away from production there.
EU Energy Ministers Reach Agreement on Gas Price Cap
The compromise persuaded Germany, the EU’s biggest gas consumer but a sceptic over price caps, to back the plans.
Rolls-Royce Engine Key to Zero-Carbon Flights Ready for Testing
The next stage of development will see it spooled up using 100% sustainable aviation fuel, a kerosene replacement that’s set to play a key role in cutting net emissions in coming few years.
Vietnam Boots U.K. Out of Top Seven U.S. Trading Partners
Vietnam didn’t appear in the bureau’s top-15 list until 2019, and it has climbed ever since, ending last year at No. 10.
AI for Supply Chains Needs Cause-and-Effect Reasoning
Intelligent prediction is more important than ever in enabling our vastly complex supply chains to operate in real time and deliver on customers’ needs.
Shipment Consolidation for a Greener Supply Chain
A retail consolidation program benefits both the supplier and the retailer, while making a significant difference in carbon footprint.
The Future of Warehouse Automation: What to Expect in 2023
It’s highly likely that warehouses will more actively embrace automation technologies in 2023 to manage tight labor markets, increase inventory capacity and expand visibility into their supply chain operations.
Biden’s China Tech Crackdown Leaves Xi With Few Ways to Hit Back
Beijing is preparing to unleash a $143 billion aid package for its chip industry, but it’s not clear how much impact this will have, given the mixed results from the tens of billions that China has already funneled into the sector.
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