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Fatal Explosion Halts Toyota RAV4 Production

An explosion that occurred on Thursday at an automotive supplier is disrupting Japan’s supply chain. The incident, which took place at Chuo Spring Co. in Toyota City, killed one worker and injured two others. It's causing ripple effects through the local industry, forcing Toyota to suspend RAV4 production.

Motor1

Balancing innovation and security in an era of intensifying global competition

How to balance AI innovation and security in an era of intensifying global competition

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Money laundering plays a key role in every part of the illegal drugs industry – here’s how it works

The global illicit drugs trade is estimated to be worth at least half a trillion US dollars each year. Drugs such as cocaine, methamphetamine and heroin generate large revenues all along their supply chains, from where the products (and precursor materials) are grown or made – principally Colombia and Bolivia,…

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Cyber resilience under DORA – are you prepared for the challenge?

DORA has transformed the cybersecurity landscape for financial services firms - how can they best respond?

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Canada is now in a trade war with the U.S. — here’s what you need to know to prepare for it

United States President Donald Trump has officially imposed 25 per cent tariffs on Canadian and Mexican imports, sending shockwaves through Canadian consumers and businesses.

The Conversation

Tariffs Could Wreck the US Auto Industry. Here's How

March 4 is when President Donald Trump pledged to levy tariffs of 25 percent on goods imported to the United States from Canada and Mexico. That's a flat 25 percent on everything crossing the border. Every time something crosses into the US, it will face the fee. And with the…

Motor1

How businesses and consumers can protect themselves against digital supply chain disruptions

Digital supply chain disruptions are becoming increasingly common, with a recent notable increase in cyberattacks and supplier errors.

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UK risks becoming dumping ground for goods from exploited workers, MPs say

Committee says firms should be required to say how they will tackle modern slavery in supply chains

The Guardian - UK

3 Logistics Stocks Capitalizing on Supply Chain Disruptions

The logistics industry is experiencing a growing demand driven by technological advancements, supply chain evolution, and growing global trade. Given the industry tailwinds, it could be wise to invest in quality logistics stocks: United Parcel Service (UPS), FedEx (FDX), and Radiant Logistics (RLGT), capitalizing on supply chain disruptions. Read on.

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Paris prosecutor dismisses case against Apple over DRC conflict minerals

French prosecutors have closed a case filed by Democratic Republic of Congo accusing Apple subsidiaries of using conflict minerals, notably in the unstable eastern region bordering Rwanda, in its supply chain.

Radio France Internationale

The wind energy supply chain is dramatically changing. A Scottish firm leads the way

"THIS is going to be one of the most dramatic developments in the wind industry. The whole supply chain is pivoting" ...

The National (Scotland)

Field-by-field data helping to measure regenerative impact on dairy farms

The consumer giant is working with the First Milk farmer-owned co-operative to share the risk of rolling out greener practices in its supply chain.

Evening Standard

3 Emerging Market Tech Firms Expanding Digital Frontiers

Armed with a key placement in the AI-chip supply chain, lowering Fed rates, and a rapidly advancing technology sector, emerging markets seem to be on a stable growth path. Investors looking to capitalize on this momentum might find opportunities in Infosys (INFY), Sea Limited (SE), and NetEase (NTES). Read on….

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Adopting a Cyber Fusion approach to ensure NIS2 compliance

Cooperation and information sharing is key to industry wide compliance with new directives.

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In an uncertain world, CEOs seek growth while bracing for disruption

CEOs emphasize the need to stay nimble and rethink supply chains as barriers to trade are erected in an increasingly multipolar world.

The Guardian - UK

Airbus plans to make 820 planes this year despite supply chain problems

European manufacturer reports 8% drop in income for 2024 but says there is ‘solid demand’ for its products

The Conversation

6 tips on how to run a company in turbulent times – lessons from emerging markets

Global risks are rising, and many companies are struggling with how to adapt. The World Economic Forum’s 2025 Global Risks Report makes it clear that challenges like escalating global tensions and conflicts, climate change, economic instability and supply chain disruptions are interconnected and build on one another. And they’re here…

The Guardian - UK

HSBC net zero goal delayed 20 years, as CEO offered 600% bonus

Bank is criticised for pushing climate targets to 2050 and watering down environmental goals

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Evening Standard

HSBC pushes back climate target for operations and supply chain by 20 years

HSBC says factors ‘outside of our control’ affect its ability to meet its climate targets.

The Independent UK

HSBC pushes back climate targets by 20 years and blames ‘lag’ in government policy

UK head office to bear brunt of job cuts as bank aims to slash staffing costs by £1.2bn

International Business Times

New Air Force One Ordered During Trump's First Term Might Not Be Delivered Until After His Second Term

Boeing's next-generation Air Force One faces another delay until at least 2029--due to supply chain disruptions, workforce shortages, and project modifications.

The Conversation

Shein could be a shot in the arm for the London Stock Exchange – but the fashion giant might not like the added scrutiny

Fast fashion giant Shein’s mooted flotation on the London Stock Exchange (LSE) could be larger than any stock exchange listing seen in Europe in the last year. Coming at a time when the LSE is struggling to attract new listings, with some firms migrating to other exchanges, this could be…

TechRadar

Optimizing supply chains to reduce consumer costs

Rising costs, particularly the increase in National Insurance costs coming into effect in April, are putting significant pressure on retailers’ margins.

The Guardian - UK

Waitrose to stop selling suffocated farmed prawns, as campaigners say they feel pain

As the supermarket vows to introduce electrical stunning for its farmed prawns, campaigners call on others to follow suit

Latin Times

U.S.-Funded Anti-Fentanyl Programs In Mexico Halted As Trump Admin Seeks To Freeze Foreign Aid

The programs largely focus on dismantling the drug's supply chain, Reuters reported based on a review of State Department documents

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