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Grocery Store In Pennsylvania During COVID-19 pandemic
Retail
Up and down the supermarket aisle, food prices are rising in 2022. Here’s where you’ll pay more
By Andrew MarquardtDecember 29, 2021
Three planes full of potatoes are flying to Japan to help it deal with a French fry shortage
Three planes full of potatoes are flying to Japan to help it deal with a French fry shortage
By Max Zimmerman and BloombergDecember 29, 2021
Robotic arms mount doors to a model of the ID.3 Volkswagen electric car at an assembly line of the car factory of German car maker Volkswagen (VW) in Zwickau, eastern Germany, on February 25, 2020.
Commentary
Data sharing and ally-shoring: Global problems require collaborative solutions
By Sanjay BrahmawarDecember 28, 2021
Seafarers and truck drivers are quitting due to fears of COVID border controls in the latest disruption to supply chains
Seafarers and truck drivers are quitting due to fears of COVID border controls in the latest disruption to supply chains
By K. Oanh Ha, Ann Koh and BloombergDecember 27, 2021
How holiday card heavyweight Shutterfly outmaneuvered supply chain issues this season—and sees a future in NFTs
Leadership
How holiday card heavyweight Shutterfly outmaneuvered supply chain issues this season—and sees a future in NFTs
By Jane ThierDecember 23, 2021
General Electric has tried everything, except investing in American workers
Commentary
General Electric has tried everything, except investing in American workers
By Chris SheltonDecember 22, 2021
A factory worker inspects shoes.
Commentary
Prosperity will be ‘made in America’ as supply chains buckle
By Bayard WinthropDecember 22, 2021
SolarWinds tries to rebuild its reputation a year after its huge hack was discovered
Tech
SolarWinds tries to rebuild its reputation a year after its huge hack was discovered
By Jonathan VanianDecember 20, 2021
Bangladesh Prime Minister: We rise from COVID-19 by helping the neediest first
Commentary
Bangladesh Prime Minister: We rise from COVID-19 by helping the neediest first
By Sheikh HasinaDecember 20, 2021
Holiday shoppers in New York City.
Retail
Here’s how inflation and a supply chain crunch are already affecting the holidays
By Max UfbergDecember 18, 2021
A shipping container is moved by a gantry crane in the IPC Container Terminal at Tanjung Priok Port in Jakarta, Indonesia, on Friday, Dec. 10, 2021.
Retail
55% of people blame the government for the supply chain crunch. But what’s actually behind the slowdown?
By Megan LeonhardtDecember 16, 2021
Extreme events are forcing corporations to think like insurers
Commentary
Extreme events are forcing corporations to think like insurers
By Scott G. StephensonDecember 16, 2021
Kraft to America’s pastry chefs: Forget the cheesecake this Christmas, and we’ll pay you $20
Lifestyle
Kraft to America’s pastry chefs: Forget the cheesecake this Christmas, and we’ll pay you $20
By Chris MorrisDecember 15, 2021
Path To Zero-ESG Standards
Environment
The world inches closer to ’alignment’ on global ESG standards
By Rachel LayneDecember 15, 2021
Shares of China’s largest chipmaker sink to lowest close in nearly a year as Biden team considers tougher sanctions
Tech
Shares of China’s largest chipmaker sink to lowest close in nearly a year as Biden team considers tougher sanctions
By Jenny Leonard, Ian King and BloombergDecember 15, 2021
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