Citigroup CEO Jane Fraser has bad news, warning that the markets are in for a “brutal winter.”
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Supply Chain Issues Lead to Raspberry Pi’s First-Ever Price Increase
Raspberry Pi has announced it is raising its prices — for the first time ever — as a result of supply chain issues and component shortages.
Major Retailers Commit to Zero-Carbon Ships by 2040
Some of the world’s biggest retailers have taken a significant step toward decarbonization, committing to zero-carbon ocean shipping by 2040.
CloudBees: 45% of Execs Are Only Halfway Through Securing Supply Chain
The latest report from CloudBees is bad news for the cloud industry, with many companies still not fully securing their supply chain.
White House Wades In As Chip Crisis Poised to Cost Auto Industry $210 Billion
The White House is discussing the ongoing semiconductor crisis with companies as the auto industry is poised to lose $210 billion in revenue.
How the Supply Chain Can Get its Resiliency Back
The pandemic put an unprecedented strain on the supply chain, revealing the need for new…
National Retail Federation CEO: This Is A Great Time For Innovation
National Retail Federation CEO Matthew Shay says that the pandemic has made this a great time for innovation by retailers.
Teamsters Vote to Prioritize Unionizing Amazon Workers
The International Brotherhood of Teamsters has voted to create a division specifically tasked with assisting Amazon workers.
Teamsters May Set Their Sights on Amazon
The International Brotherhood of Teamsters may take on Amazon at a time when the company is aggressively combating unionization efforts.
Subaru Shutting Japanese Plants in July Due to Semiconductor Shortage
The semiconductor shortage continues to take a toll, with Subaru announcing it is temporarily shutting down plants in Japan in July.