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FDA Clears Way for Boosters Targeting Latest COVID Variants
Report: U.S. Consumers Are Reluctant to Order Mission-Critical Items for Delivery
A report on current consumer perception and trust for high importance or time critical deliveries, such as medical devices and travel documents indicates there many opportunities to improve.
Equipment Shortages Snarling U.S. Supply Chains
Logistics executives say sea containers and the steel trailers needed to ferry goods on trucks are in short supply, as efforts to cope with steep inventory imbalances send new backups rippling across supply chains.
Honda, LG Set to Build $4.4 Billion EV Battery Plant in U.S.
Honda Motor Co. and South Korean battery maker LG Energy Solution Ltd. will spend $4.4 billion to build a new battery plant in the U.S. as the Japanese carmaker seeks to phase out fossil-fuel vehicles completely by 2040.
Will Passage of the CHIPS Act Resolve Supply Chain Issues?
Passage of the
CHIPS Act
came at an opportune time, as chip manufacturers had suspended plans to build new fabrication plants in the U.S., saying they wouldn’t proceed without U.S. government subsidies.
Pen Testing: A Crucial Tool for Preventing Cyberattacks in Supply Chain Organizations
Supply chain companies can proactively prepare for and prevent cyberattacks, and respond if vulnerabilities are detected, with the help of pen testing as a service (PtaaS).
Is Your Supply Chain Ready for the Impacts of Inflation?
The manufacturing supply chain has been bruised and battered in the last few years, and the hits keep on coming: the pandemic, extreme weather, geopolitical challenges, the Great Resignation, and a wave of retirements – and now, global inflation.
Interview with VW's Trucking CEO
The 55-year-old Swede was named chief executive officer of the Traton trucking unit after a management shakeup last year. He’s to steer a turnaround of the business after Europe’s biggest carmaker struggled for years to improve cooperation between its different commercial-vehicle brands.
Ukraine War: Citi Bank to Close Russian Branches
Citi, the U.S. bank with the biggest presence in Russia, has been trying unsuccessfully to find a buyer for its business. A spokesperson told BBC News that, while its local consumer business would close, Citi would continue to support multinational institutional clients in the country.
Can Blockchain Cut Its Ties to Cryptocurrency?
Does blockchain truly hold promise for creating a more efficient supply chain, or will it be dragged down by the lead weight known as Bitcoin?
Cybersecurity and Supply Chain Risk: Time for Action
Lone hackers, rogue nations and cybercrime syndicates have a big agenda in common: Alone or collectively, they can bring the global supply chain to its knees.
Korean Air Weathered Pandemic Turbulence With Style
Cargo has turned out to be the difference maker for airlines navigating the pandemic. Just look at Korean Air, which has prospered largely because it expanded its substantial cargo business.
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