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Egg Prices Jump 8.5% as Food Inflation Hits Consumers
Egg prices have been surging amid the nation’s worst-ever outbreak of deadly bird flu that decimated chicken flocks.
Lyft Shares Drop the Most Ever After Warning of Lower Profits
Lyft Inc. dropped the most ever in a single day after forecasting dramatically lower profits than expected and saying it will cut prices in an attempt to attract and keep customers.
Food Price Growth Ticked Back Up, Putting Burden on Consumers
Monthly growth in food prices accelerated slightly in January, reversing a gradual decline seen in recent months, as the price of eggs, cookies and citrus fruits all rose.
Ford Halts Production of Electric Pickup Over Battery Issue
Ford Motor has stopped production and shipments of its electric pickup truck, the F-150 Lightning, while it looks into a potential problem with the vehicle’s battery pack.
Meat Inflation Is Linked to Poor Working Conditions at Plants, Group Says
Meat companies still don’t have enough workers to staff slaughterhouses, leading to rising prices and even some acute supply shortages.
Amazon’s Self-Driving Car Shuttles People on Public Roads for the First Time
The company said the robotaxi trip marks the first time that a vehicle designed without human controls has carried passengers on a public road.
Oil Swings as Recovery of Crude Exports Counters Russia’s Cut
On February 10th, Russia announced it would slash its output by half a million barrels a day. The decision led to a significant uptick in bullishness in the options market, while firming up timespreads.
The Tough Road to Responsible Sourcing for EV Automakers
Jamie Wallisch wants companies to recognize that they truly have leverage. “Manufacturers do have an important part to play, even though it seems so high up and far removed,” she says.
Solving Today’s Inventory and Sustainability Challenges With Marketing and AI
Each year, millions of garments are bought and disposed of by consumers, leaving behind a wake of water pollution and carbon emissions.
A Three-Part Series: Powerful Advancements in Manufacturing You Can Make Now
Dag Calafell, director of Azure solutions with MCA Connect, talks about the company's three-part series about real-life, low-code solutions that empower manufacturers to do more with less.
Electric Vehicles Could Match Gasoline Cars on Price This Year
Competition, government incentives and falling raw material prices are making battery-powered cars more affordable sooner than expected.
Why Heavy-Goods Shippers and Carriers Are Lagging in Adoption of Innovative IT
It’s tough enough, getting small packages into the hands of e-commerce shoppers with the efficiency and speed they demand today. But when heavy goods are involved? That’s a whole other challenge.
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