The Latest Breaking News from Supply chain

Marine engineering business partners manufacturing institute to keep supply chain local

The growing adoption of cloud computing as part of continued digital transformation across sectors and increasing IT spending worldwide should drive the technology industry’s growth. Given the industry's promising growth prospects, it could be wise to add fundamentally sound tech stocks Microsoft Corporation (MSFT), Dell Technologies (DELL), and Juniper Networks…

For decades, globalization has increased the variety and reduced the cost of food. Now the pandemic, war in Ukraine and other global disruptions have shown how that complex supply chain can also result in more turbulent prices.

The White House on Monday said it supported the Chinese people's right to peacefully protest against COVID-19 lockdowns and it did not see supply chain impacts from the demonstrations.

Mohamed El-Erian says that inflation may get stuck at 4% as the global economy goes through a “profound” shift—and warns investors not to fall in love with the “short and shallow” recession theory.

An anti-corruption drive in Vietnam has paralysed many routine transactions in the country, causing shortages of essential goods and dampening investor confidence in one of Asia's fastest growing economies.

Jordanian Logistics Association (JLA) signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Dubai Ports World (DP World) to promote interests of small and medium shipping companies in Jordan. According to a JLA statement issued Saturday, the memo was signed on the sidelines of the first Global Freight Summit 2022 held in…

While solid EV demand and favorable government incentives are significant tailwinds for the EV industry, EV manufacturer Mullen Automotive (MULN) is still far from starting its deliveries. The company is expected to struggle amid high inflation, supply chain issues, rising raw material costs, and stiff competition. Thus, is it worth…

SEATTLE — Tow truck driver Edgar Plata spent most of a recent Monday as he often does these days, picking up the pieces after a spree of catalytic converter thefts.