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America’s new industrial revolution is creating a procurement economy. Unless we act now, it will make the racial wealth gap even worse
Commentary

America’s new industrial revolution is creating a procurement economy. Unless we act now, it will make the racial wealth gap even worse

By Xavier de Souza Briggs, Charisse Conanan Johnson and Bruce Katz
October 11, 2023
Sterling Infrastructure has seen its market value jump more than 500% in four years as manufacturing returns to the U.S. It’s not alone
Success

Sterling Infrastructure has seen its market value jump more than 500% in four years as manufacturing returns to the U.S. It’s not alone

By Redd Brown and Bloomberg
October 7, 2023
Walmart and Kroger are betting on a bankruptcy-hit indoor farming industry that many consider unsustainable
Finance

Walmart and Kroger are betting on a bankruptcy-hit indoor farming industry that many consider unsustainable

By Melina Walling, Kendria LaFleur and The Associated Press
September 17, 2023
Ryan Peterson, chief executive officer and founder of Flexport Inc., stands for a photograph at the company's office in San Francisco, California, U.S., on Wednesday, April 15, 2015.
Leadership

CEO of freight giant Flexport rescinds dozens of job offers just days before the new hires’ start date: ‘I hope you will forgive us someday’

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September 11, 2023
SoftBank places big bet autonomous trucks will ‘fundamentally change’ supply chains
Tech

SoftBank places big bet autonomous trucks will ‘fundamentally change’ supply chains

By Keith Naughton, David Welch and Bloomberg
September 7, 2023
Your next Apple Watch might be made with a 3D printer—and more Apple products could follow 
Tech

Your next Apple Watch might be made with a 3D printer—and more Apple products could follow 

By Mark Gurman and Bloomberg
August 31, 2023
Donald Trump

Trump is gearing up for the Second Trade War. Congress tried something similar in the 1930s–and it didn’t end well

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August 28, 2023
Inflation could get even harder to manage thanks to trade barriers, aging populations, and the green transition 
Finance

Inflation could get even harder to manage thanks to trade barriers, aging populations, and the green transition 

By Christopher Rugaber and The Associated Press
August 27, 2023
people walking in and out of an H&M store

H&M will stop having clothing made in Myanmar after growing reports of labor abuse

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August 18, 2023
Bangladesh sweatshop

How the EU wants to police human rights abuses in global supply chains for every firm with 500 workers and $162 million in revenue

By Rachel Chambers, David Birchall and The Conversation
August 5, 2023
Jake Sullivan calls China’s limits on chip metals a ‘self-defeating’ move that will spur others to ‘de-risk’ supply chains

Jake Sullivan calls China’s limits on chip metals a ‘self-defeating’ move that will spur others to ‘de-risk’ supply chains

By Tony Czuczka and Bloomberg
July 16, 2023
Sriracha sauce is on sale for up to $150 a bottle as climate change—and a farmer dispute—cause a chili pepper shortage at Huy Fong
Retail

Sriracha sauce is on sale for up to $150 a bottle as climate change—and a farmer dispute—cause a chili pepper shortage at Huy Fong

By Wyatte Grantham-Philips and The Associated Press
July 14, 2023
Engineers build a small home using disposable diapers in Indonesia
Commentary

Engineers build a small home using disposable diapers in Indonesia

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July 13, 2023
China’s ‘first warning shot’ on export controls causes 27% jump in price of gallium—a metal vital to tech industries 

China’s ‘first warning shot’ on export controls causes 27% jump in price of gallium—a metal vital to tech industries 

By Mark Burton and Bloomberg
July 7, 2023
‘The global economy is due for a reality check,’ warns the central banks‘ bank

‘The global economy is due for a reality check,’ warns the central banks‘ bank

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July 3, 2023

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