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Long Beach port

How COVID changed supply chains forever, according to a distinguished professor in the field who’s studied them for the last 2 decades

By Nada R. Sanders and The Conversation
January 11, 2023
Man working on car parts in an assembly plant in Mexico
Finance

Years of global supply chain chaos could mean a nearshoring jackpot for the Americas in 2023

By
December 23, 2022
Rail deal won’t address ‘work-life balance concerns,’ say workers and unions: ‘You shouldn’t miss your kids growing up’
Finance

Rail deal won’t address ‘work-life balance concerns,’ say workers and unions: ‘You shouldn’t miss your kids growing up’

By Josh Funk and The Associated Press
December 3, 2022
Hackers are coming for our Thanksgiving turkeys and John Deere tractors. It’s time to reevaluate America’s food security
Commentary

Hackers are coming for our Thanksgiving turkeys and John Deere tractors. It’s time to reevaluate America’s food security

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November 23, 2022
An Amtrak passenger train
Politics

A looming rail worker strike could devastate the US economy and cost $2 billion a day

By Josh Funk and The Associated Press
November 22, 2022
Railway cars in the Selkirk rail yards in New York,
Finance

Rail union approves contract, raising hopes the holidays won’t be ruined by an economically devastating strike

By Josh Funk and The Associated Press
November 5, 2022
Shot of a worker assembling a vehicle component at a car manufacturing plant in Mexico
Finance

China’s loss is Mexico’s gain: Bank of America says a transformed global supply chain means nearshoring investment in the country is a ‘lifetime opportunity’

By
November 2, 2022
A towboat pushes barges up the Mississippi River in Granite City, Illinois
Finance

‘America is going to shut down if we shut down’: The Mississippi River’s water levels are near record lows, and it’s wreaking havoc on one of the U.S.’s most critical supply chains

By
October 14, 2022
How we make, sell, buy, and drive cars is changing forever. Here’s what to expect, according to Salesforce
Commentary

How we make, sell, buy, and drive cars is changing forever. Here’s what to expect, according to Salesforce

By
October 13, 2022
The pandemic forced innovation, but the expected recession may push businesses to do even more
Conferences

The pandemic forced innovation, but the expected recession may push businesses to do even more

By
October 12, 2022
The IFRC wants to leverage financial markets to keep up with the world’s unprecedented humanitarian needs. Here’s how
Commentary

The IFRC wants to leverage financial markets to keep up with the world’s unprecedented humanitarian needs. Here’s how

By
October 11, 2022
Man in field
NFTs and Culture

Farm to bottle? How the blockchain helps a whisky and rum producer protect his brand

By
October 6, 2022
How inflation in the U.S. stacks up against the rest of the world
Magazine

How inflation in the U.S. stacks up against the rest of the world

By Nicolas Rapp and Matthew Heimer
October 6, 2022
Inditex employees perform a fitting session with a model.
Magazine

Fast-fashion giant Zara faces a huge challenge in the climate crisis. Can its heiress-turned-leader make the brand fast, cheap, and green?

By
October 6, 2022
It’s time for Big Food to catch up to 1969
Commentary

It’s time for Big Food to catch up to 1969

By
September 28, 2022

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