SupplyChainBrainMore from SupplyChainBrainGlobal Supply Chain ManagementU.S. Immigration Fight Heats Up Over Seasonal Work VisasThe American Business Immigration Coalition is leading a push for "bipartisan, common-sense immigration solutions balancing security and economic strength."April 1, 2025Global Trade & EconomicsUSDA Reports 'Fully Stocked Shelves' as Egg Shortage EasesThe spread of avian influenza has slowed in recent weeks, with no infections having been found in egg-laying flocks since March 18.March 31, 2025Global Trade & EconomicsTrump Admin Pressures EU Firms to Drop DEI PoliciesFrench Minister for Gender Equality Aurore Bergé said that French companies "don't plan to change their policies," and that forcing firms to comply is "out of the question."March 31, 2025Artificial IntelligenceReport: Nearly Half of Companies Face AI Talent and Budget ConstraintsTech provider Relex’s State of the Supply Chain report reveals a widening gap between AI ambitions and execution.March 31, 2025Global Trade & EconomicsIreland Minister Voices Concerns on Pharma TariffsNine out of ten of the world’s largest pharmaceutical companies are established in Ireland.March 28, 2025Global Trade & EconomicsReport: Red States to Bear Brunt of Trade War with CanadaNine of the 10 most vulnerable metro areas were located in states that voted for Trump, led by San Antonio-New Braunfels, TX.March 28, 2025Ocean TransportationHMM Grows Green Fleet with First Methanol ShipThe HMM Green arrived in Busan, South Korea on March 26, measuring nearly 900 feet long, with a 9,000 TEU capacity.March 27, 2025Global Supply Chain ManagementCold Chain Funding Bill Reintroduced in CongressAccording to the GCCA, the U.S. loses billions of tons of perishable food products each year to poor cold chain storage systems.March 27, 2025Global Trade & EconomicsTrump Sets 25% Tariff on All Imported AutomobilesTrump claimed that the measure would lead to "tremendous growth" for the U.S. car industry.March 26, 2025All TechnologyU.S. Adds More Chinese Firms to Export Ban ListThe Trump administration added 54 companies and organizations from China, as well as more than two dozen from Iran, Pakistan, South Africa, the United Arab Emirates and Taiwan.March 26, 2025Previous PagePage 125 of 587Next Page
