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Mexico is seeing strong growth in manufacturing. OEMs are building up their supply networks in...
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Hot off the press! Resilinc has published its 2022 Half Year report. Named “Gridlock” in...
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Despite receiving "aye" votes from 24 Republicans in the House and 17 in the Senate,...
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Before Nornickel (Norilsk Nickel) became globally infamous for the Russia-Ukraine war profiteering of its largest...
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A proverb is recited in developing countries to describe how dependent their economies are on...
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Readers of Resilinc's blog will likely be familiar with Tom Linton, the supply chain veteran,...
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For high-tech OEMs such as Apple, Samsung, Sony, Dell, and other top makers of electronics...
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Desabastecimientos de alimentos y combustibles is a complicated tongue twister for non-Spanish speakers. But for...
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In a rare show of unity, all but one U.S. congressman voted in favor of...
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What do India—with 1.4 billion people and $2.6 trillion in GDP—and Brunei—a tiny nation on...
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While it’s nowhere near as critical as the shortages of baby formula that have distressed...
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Less than four months ago, copper was setting record prices and experts were forecasting long-term...
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If supply chain managers have time to organize a staff picnic this summer, they should...
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As environmental, social and governance (ESG) ratings become more important to global companies (see recent...
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The last 18 months have been very good for petrochemical manufacturers—and not so good for...