BloombergMore from BloombergRegulation & ComplianceBaby Formula Shortage Sparks Democratic Inquiry, GOP AttackDemocrats are scrambling to address a baby formula shortage, as Republicans add it to their election-year criticisms of the Biden administration.May 11, 2022Global Supply Chain ManagementA New Way to Measure Supply Chain Climate RisksAQR Capital Management, the investment firm co-founded by Cliff Asness, has come up with a new way to measure supply chain climate risks.May 11, 2022Global Supply Chain ManagementSupply Worries Send Gasoline Prices to Record HighsThe gasoline market is starting to run out of control — just like diesel before it.May 11, 2022All LogisticsMore Than Half U.S. Firms in China See Lockdowns Hitting RevenueChina’s stringent Covid Zero strategy has damaged foreign businesses’ confidence, with U.S. firms in the country slashing investments and lowering revenue projections as lockdowns hit operations and supply chains.May 10, 2022All LogisticsAllianz Warns of Car Ship Pain After 4,000 Vehicles Lost at SeaCar-shipping incidents have become a major cause of loss for the insurance industry, according to a report.May 10, 2022Global Supply Chain ManagementG-7 Leaders Commit to Banning Imports of Oil From RussiaLeaders of the Group of Seven most industrialized countries pledged to ban the import of Russian oil in response to President Vladimir Putin’s war in Ukraine.May 8, 2022All LogisticsWest Coast Dockworkers, Firms Vow to Avoid Upheaval Amid Contract TalksLabor negotiations at 29 West Coast ports are set to start this week with both sides saying they want to avoid further upheaval in supply chains that haven’t fully recovered.May 7, 2022HR & Labor ManagementU.S. Productivity Drops Most Since 1947, Driving Up Labor CostsU.S. productivity dropped in the first quarter by the most since 1947 as the economy shrank, while labor costs surged and illustrated an extremely tight job market.May 6, 2022Global Supply Chain ManagementCan the World Feed Itself? Historic Fertilizer Crunch Threatens Food SecurityFor the first time ever, farmers the world over — all at the same time — are testing the limits of how little chemical fertilizer they can apply without devastating their yields come harvest time. Early predictions are bleak.May 5, 2022All LogisticsTop Sea Polluters Beg for Climate Rules That No Rival Can AvoidThe ocean shipping industry, among the world’s biggest polluters, is asking a key regulator to overhaul its emissions directives so that all carriers are working off the same rulebook as they make the expensive changes needed to cut output of harmful carbons.May 5, 2022Previous PagePage 171 of 357Next Page
