Supply chain issues possibly complicate inventory with prom season approaching | WDVM25 & DCW50
HAGERSTOWN, Md. (WDVM) — Temperatures out there may still be a bit on the chilly side, but before we know it, prom season will be...
Month : March 2022
Automotive Electronics Market Sourcing and Procurement Research Report | News
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Recent M&A Developments: What Can Boards of Directors Expect in 2022? | Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP
Editor’s Note: Akin Gump is pleased to publish the first in a series of blog posts covering significant issues U.S. boards of directors may expect...
Ducon Infratechnologies announces issue of bonus shares
Aron Govil, CMD of DUCON DUCON LOGO DUCON FGD SYSTEM DUCON INFRATECHNOLOGIES BOARD APPROVES 1 BONUS SHARE FOR EVERY 10 SHARES HELD Ducon Infratechnologies Ltd....
Primark reaffirms pledge to freeze prices amid rising inflation
In its pre-close trading update, the group said Primark sales for the 24 weeks to 5 March were expected to be “well over” 60% ahead...
Toyota Halts Production After Suspected Supply Chain Attack
Japanese automobile giant Toyota says it will halt production at all 28 lines of its 14 plants in Japan starting March 1, after a “system...
Japan’s Feb factory activity posts slowest growth in 5 months – PMI
TOKYO, Mar 1 (Reuters) – Japan’s manufacturing activity growth slowed to a five-month low in February, as the Omicron variant of the coronavirus pandemic and...
Med. dry tonnage likely to ballast west: shipbroker – Argus Media
Med. dry tonnage likely to ballast west: shipbroker Argus Media...
State Information Security Chief on Priorities, Connecting With Vendors
Last fall, California released a multiyear information security road map, Cal-Secure, for all levels of government that included projects covering people, process and technology components....
Sioux Falls liquor license distribution could become a lottery
The Sioux Falls City Council will take a long-awaited first vote Tuesday on a new method of determining how to distribute the city’s liquor licenses...