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U.S., EU Agree to Trade Deal That Stands Up to China

The U.S. and European Union are aiming to build a broad coalition of Western democracies to challenge China’s hardball tactics in the economic sphere.

European Union and United States flags stand in a row. Photo: Bloomberg.

U.S. and EU to End for Good Trump’s $18 Billion Tariff Fight

EU leaders and President Biden will commit to ending outstanding trade battles when they meet next week and promise to remove tariffs related to a steel and aluminum conflict before the end of the year.

A Boeing Co. 777X airplane. Photo: Bloomberg.

Podcast | To the Moon and Beyond: Creating a Deep-Space Supply Chain

This supply chain is shooting for the moon.

Technicians at an assembly facility in New Orleans stack hardware elements for NASA’s Space Launch System rocket on April 28, 2021. The rocket will carry Artemis II, the first crewed mission of NASA’s Artemis Program. Photo: NASA.

What the Navy Taught Me About Managing Supply Chains and Logistics

My journey in supply chain began as an aviation storekeeper in the United States Navy in 1999.

The Oil That Cooked Our Fries Is Now Refueling Our Airplanes

The world’s biggest maker of renewable diesel says it’s creating a new market for low-carbon jet fuel as passengers slowly return to the skies.

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Can U.S. Supply Chains Be Saved From Cyberattacks?

President Biden has committed to addressing U.S. cyber- and supply-chain security. But will the initiative succeed?

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Why Shortages of a $1 Chip Sparked a Global Economic Crisis

To understand why the $450 billion semiconductor industry has lurched into crisis, a helpful place to start is a one-dollar part called a display driver.

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The New Demand Planning: Leveraging CRM for Post-Pandemic Supply Chain Success

In this ebook, Dave Nelson, principal at value chain optimization firm River Rock Advisors discusses the use of customer relationship management (CRM) processes and tools to pilot a precision-based, in-depth use of data to forecast demand while giving leaders greater insight into their customer base.

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Global Chip Shortage Is Good for Cargo, ANA Says

ANA Holdings Inc. expects its cargo unit to receive a boost this year from the global chip shortage as planes loaded with semiconductors help speed deliveries to automakers and consumer-electronics manufacturers.

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Huawei Pivots to Fish Farms, Mining After U.S. Blocks Its Phones

Six months after the Trump administration dealt a crushing blow to Huawei Technologies Co.’s smartphone business, the Chinese telecommunications giant is turning to less glamorous alternatives that may eventually offset the decline of its biggest revenue contributor.

Source: Bloomberg

Boeing 777 Engine Blast Spurs Grounding of Older Jets

The incident comes at a sensitive time for the global aviation industry, which is trying to emerge from a year in crisis caused by the pandemic’s impact on travel.

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Boeing Eyes Jetliners Fueled by Waste in Race to Zero Emissions

Boeing Co. set a target of designing and certifying its jetliners to fly on 100% sustainable fuels by 2030 amid rising pressure on planemakers to get serious about climate change.

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