July 2022 - Page 252 of 642 - Supply Chain Council of European Union

Popular GPS tracker is vulnerable to hackers, risks include supply chain disruption and loss of life, group says

scceuJuly 19, 2022

by scceuJuly 19, 20220637

A cybersecurity firm and government watchdogs are sounding the alarm about the use of a popular GPS tracking device manufactured in China. The MiCODUS MV720 GPS...

Warehousing

Rexford Pays $661M for Seven More Warehouses – Commercial Observer

scceuJuly 19, 2022

by scceuJuly 19, 20220353

At this point, it seems like Rexford Industrial Realty wants to own all the warehouses in Southern California. The Los Angeles-based investment trust announced that...

Procurement

Senate Committee’s $847B Defense Policy Bill Includes Procurement, Research Funding Boost for Fiscal 2023

scceuJuly 19, 2022

by scceuJuly 19, 20220365

The Senate Armed Services Committee has released an $847 billion defense policy bill that includes a $13.8 billion increase in procurement funds over the Pentagon’s...

Procurement

Market Signals Are Mixed as Inflation Rises

scceuJuly 19, 2022

by scceuJuly 19, 20220387

Risk Considerations Yields are subject to change with economic conditions. Yield is only one factor that should be considered when making an investment decision. Equity...

Transportation

STOCK MARKET SNAPSHOT FOR 20/7/2022

scceuJuly 19, 2022

by scceuJuly 19, 20220456

The main U.S. stock indexes extended gains on Tuesday as more companies reported better-than-expected earnings, offering some respite to investors worried about higher inflation denting...

News

Supply chain issues, safety reviews keep some Adventureland rides closed

scceuJuly 19, 2022

by scceuJuly 19, 20220390

ALTOONA, Iowa (KCRG) – Adventureland Park in Altoona is keeping a few rides closed this summer amid supply chain challenges and safety reviews. In a...

Operations

Will the dilapidated Dixie Cup factory be refurbished?

scceuJuly 19, 2022

by scceuJuly 19, 20220436

Wilson’s mayor and other borough officials intend to appear Thursday before Northampton County Council to bolster the borough’s case for economic benefits that could arise...

Freight

Worry about heat damage to maize supports EU wheat

scceuJuly 19, 2022

by scceuJuly 19, 20220392

European wheat prices rebounded on Monday, supported by concerns about possible damage from a severe heatwave to European maize crops, a lack of progress to...

Supply Chain Risk

Cleantech, SaaS, FinTech, brand creation, insuretech

scceuJuly 19, 2022

by scceuJuly 19, 20220487

The Tech Panda takes a look at recent business launches. Cleantech: A greenhouse gas API to track hyperlocal emissions Ambee, a climate intelligence company that...

Distribution

$175M pharmaceutical distribution centre opens in Edmonton

scceuJuly 19, 2022

by scceuJuly 19, 20220415

One of the largest pharmaceutical distribution centres in western Canada is now open in Edmonton. McKesson Canada’s state of the art facility in northwest Edmonton...