The companies handling global supply chain disruption most effectively today are the ones that are quietly doing the hard work.

Rebalancing trade and investments, export controls on rare earths, intellectual property rights, and WTO reforms.

Ranges for both underlying EBITDA and EBIT were increased, topping analysts estimates, and free cash flow will also be better ...

The inability to take stock of passive AI integration into workflows and information systems can spiral into governance ...

The events of the past six months suggest that supply chain resilience is measured by how quickly companies can adapt to ...

Ford Motor Co. took an unusually human approach to fixing its stubborn quality problems: It brought back what it calls “gray beard” engineers to help train younger staff and to reprogram the ...

Iran continues to assert that the only route is its corridor and that all vessels require its permission, regardless of any agreements.

The 14-point memorandum of understanding signed by the U.S. and Iran on June 17 includes the removal of all U.S. sanctions on Iran on “an agreed upon schedule.” ...

The latest FAA action comes just a few years after the airline industry and wireless carriers clashed over the expansion of ...

Instead of being feared as a replacement for procurement professionals, AI should be seen as a potent assistance.

Can artificial intelligence be trusted to manage logistics for an industry in which mistakes could be a matter of life or ...

China has imposed export controls on 40 Japanese entities, over claims that Japan is remilitarizing itself in preparation for a potential Chinese invasion of Taiwan. According to the Associated Press, ...