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Are Tech Firms Really Firing Their I.T. Workers? No.
In fact, Gartner found that the companies behind the 10 largest layoffs in tech talent now employ over 150,000 more people than at the beginning of 2020.
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European Medicines Agency Warns of Diabetics’ Risk Amid Ozempic Shortage
While Ozempic is sold across Europe, Wegovy is yet to launch in most of the region and has also faced shortages in the U.S.
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Biden Wants American-Made Construction Materials. Is That Feasible?
President Biden has announced new standards to require that all construction materials used in federal infrastructure projects be made in America. But is it possible?
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Making Deliveries More Sustainable, Before Mainstream EV Adoption
There are things that can be done with available technology to reduce the carbon footprint of e-commerce deliveries while we’re waiting for electric vehicles to come online.
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Slowdown in E-Commerce Causing Job Cuts at Logistics Companies
The pullback came as the broader U.S. economy added 311,000 jobs, driven by growth in service sectors, as consumer spending shifts.
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U.S.-EU Seek Deal on Minerals Used in EVs in Race for Green Investments
Even though opinions have moderated in the EU regarding the effect the IRA will have on European companies, some officials still warn that parts of the law are discriminatory.
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Survey: Accelerating Reshoring Strategies Will Modernize America’s Manufacturing Industry
Nearly two-thirds of U.S. CEOs agree that there is enough manufacturing capacity in America to address the world’s supply chain concerns.
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Airlines Are Struggling With Engines Just as Travel Rebounds
More carriers are flying with the latest-generation turbines that — while as much as 20% more fuel efficient — also have been prone to far more frequent maintenance cycles than their more robust predecessors.
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Tesla Begins Hiring for Mexico Plant as AMLO Meets Executives
The relocation of companies seeking to be closer to U.S. consumers has been a boon to the Mexican economy.
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Podcast | Did the Pandemic Heal the Healthcare Supply Chain?
What lessons did the healthcare supply chain learn from the COVID-19 pandemic?
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Five Top Trends Set To Disrupt the Field-Service Ecosystem
The year 2023 will be one of great potential for those that are willing to embrace change, as service becomes even more critical to the business.
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U.S.-China Chip War: Netherlands Moves to Restrict Some Tech Exports
Semiconductors, which power everything from mobile phones to military hardware, are at the center of a bitter dispute between the U.S. and China.
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