Deep Sea Mining's Alarming Impact on $5.5bn Tuna Industry
According to a recent study published in the journal Nature of Ocean Sustainability, deep-sea mining operations pose a significant threat to the $5.5 billion tuna industry.
OOIDA President Debunks Driver Shortage Myth, Highlights Challenges Faced by Truckers in Overcapacity Market
OOIDA President Todd Spencer provides insight into the alleged driver shortage in the trucking industry, attributing it to the inability of large fleets to retain drivers rather than a true shortage.
China's Leap Forward: Securing Africa's Lithium Reserves in the Global Race
China's proactive approach to securing lithium supply from Africa is proving fruitful as it navigates a tight global market for the crucial metal used in electric vehicle (EV) batteries.
Autonomous driving curtails driver shortage
The trucking industry is facing a significant driver shortage, leading to increased costs, longer delivery times, and reduced productivity.
Contrasting Views on Truck Driver Shortage Prove Controversial
In July 2021, the American Trucking Association (ATA) warned of a severe truck driver shortage, while the Owner-Operator Independent Drivers Association (OOIDA) and Land Line Magazine disputed this narrative.
China's Metal Export Restrictions Send Ripples Through Chip Sector
The recent announcement by China to impose export curbs on metals used in chipmaking has triggered concerns and evaluations among trade officials.
Tesla Shares Soar as Price Reductions Drive Surge in Car Deliveries
Shares of Tesla experienced a significant surge on Monday morning following the announcement of a record number of car deliveries in the second quarter.
Walmart Tightens Control on Tuna Supply Chain
Walmart has announced that it is implementing stricter standards for its tuna supply chain in an effort to combat issues that threaten the ocean ecosystem, including illegal fishing and abandoned fishing equipment.
Instant Pot Maker Suffers from Supply Chain Pressures
Instant Brands, the maker of the popular Instant Pot cooker and Pyrex glassware, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection due to ongoing financial struggles caused by supply chain pressures.
Breaking the 4-Hour Barrier: Mateo Jaramillo's Quest to Extend Lithium Batteries
Form Energy's CEO, Mateo Jaramillo, discusses how iron-air batteries could revolutionize renewable energy, enabling 24/7 electricity production and reducing reliance on polluting energy sources.
Philadelphia Bridge Collapse Threatens Food, Business Supplies, and Construction Materials
The closure of a section of I-95 in Philadelphia due to a bridge collapse is expected to impact a significant amount of freight transportation.
Senators have put forth an initial measure to tackle drug shortages
A congressional report reveals that the United States is grappling with critical medication shortages, prompting bipartisan senators to investigate the potential national security implications.
Bipartisan Senators Seek to Address Medication Shortages and National Security Concerns
Michigan Senator Gary Peters and Iowa Senator Joni Ernst are introducing legislation to tackle medication shortages and assess the impact on national security.
Supply Chain Vulnerabilities Exposed by Shortages of Cancer Drugs
Shortages of chemotherapy drugs, such as cisplatin and carboplatin, are leading to calls for strengthening the U.S. drug supply chain.
The bankruptcy of Incora serves as a cautionary sign for aerospace supply chains
The recent bankruptcy filing of aerospace specialist Incora serves as a stark reminder of the close connection between supply chains and financial stability within an ecosystem.
Manufacturing firms express concerns about interest rates and a shortage of talent
A recent study conducted by Sikich, a Chicago consulting firm, reveals low optimism among manufacturing industry leaders due to rising interest rates, economic challenges, and a talent shortage.
Attracting and Retaining New Talent in Trucking
The trucking industry is facing a recruitment and retention challenge, particularly among younger generations.
Global governments are seeking solutions to semiconductor shortages
Various governments worldwide have introduced semiconductor strategies worth billions of dollars to address supply chain disruptions and secure chip supplies.
The Toyota manufacturer in Pakistan serves as a cautionary tale for supply chain management
The Indus Motor Company (IMC) in Pakistan, which manufactures Toyota vehicles, has experienced ongoing production problems due to inventory shortages.
Insights from New Survey: Decline in Job Seekers for Truck Driving Positions
A recent survey conducted by the Conversion Interactive Agency and People. Data. Analytics (PDA) sheds light on the current state of the truck driving job market.