The Latest Breaking News from Supply chain

“Almost every client I talk to has a war room,” says Mary Rollman, KPMG’s U.S. supply-chain leader.

Experts warn that iPhones could cost $3,500 (£2,740) or more as a result of Trump's international tariffs, especially the 125% rate recently imposed on China.

Your next iPhone might come at a sky-high price

U.S. tariffs are reshaping the global storage industry, hitting HDD and SSD makers the hardest due to their complex supply chain.

You probably remember the insanity that occurred in the automotive market during the COVID panic and supply chain shortage from a few years ago. As new car supplies dwindled, used car prices went through the roof. Once markets stabilized, those costs came down. For the last two and a half…

The supply-chain whisperer also has a track record of successful negotiations with President Donald Trump.

The efficiency-driven supply chain models that once represented operational excellence are suddenly a liability.

Supply chain disruptions and policy decisions can significantly change these costs for oil companies — and consumers.

IoT technology enables real-time data collection through a vast network of connected devices.

The president is raising taxes, hiking prices, and creating supply chain chaos. Congress should act quickly to stop this.

China's latest export restrictions on Scandium and Dysprosium threaten to disrupt global supply chains for major tech players, but also emphasize potential weaknesses of its anti-sanctions approach.