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Steam Deck OLED models are out of stock in the US and Canada due to supply chain and tariff challenges, with restock expected by end of summer 2025.

A fully integrated rare earth supply chain within the U.S. is doable—with government support and private-sector innovation.

New Battery Supply Chain Tracker predicts up to 250,000 new jobs across Europe, with UK playing a key role

Food smuggling isn’t just about exotic fruit or rare delicacies—it’s a global undercurrent driven by price, prohibition, or cultural demand. From golden kiwis to eggs, these smuggled foods travel hidden paths across borders—and learning what they are can help YOU understand legal risks, health hazards, and supply chain challenges. Whether…

Locally global issues, or should that be globally local...?

Shoppers often experience sticker shock when the price of a staple food item, like eggs, lettuce, or beef, seems to jump overnight. These sudden price spikes can strain household budgets and leave consumers wondering why. While general inflation plays a role, sharp increases in specific food categories are often caused…

Akio Toyoda is a man who speaks his mind. He’s been saying for years that forcing everyone to buy EVs isn’t the way forward. Toyota’s chairman is adamant that the transition can’t be rushed and that going all-in on electric vehicles would have massive repercussions across the automotive industry. He…

Apple's slowing growth, rising tariffs, and AI lag could crack its trillion-dollar armor.

Raisa Bombardelli has established herself as a force of transformation in the world of supply chain management. With a track record of innovation, precision, and strategic impact, she has consistently delivered breakthrough results across global corporations and high-stakes U.S. manufacturing environments. Her career reflects not only excellence in execution but…

Rich in resources, Australia is seen as a natural competitor to China, offering funding and other assistance to develop domestic processing capabilities

Purism, which makes the Liberty Phone in Carlsbad, Calif. using American components, is an anomaly in an industry where manufacturing and supply chains are almost entirely overseas.