The Latest Breaking News from Supply chain

Nvidia's journey to a $3.53 trillion market cap showcases its evolution from a GPU powerhouse to a leader in AI and data center innovation, overcoming challenges like supply chain disruptions and capitalizing on the AI revolution to drive unprecedented growth post-COVID.

On Tuesday, November 26th, U.S. markets ended higher, with tech stocks rebounding as investors weighed Fed minutes signaling policy uncertainty and Trump’s new tariff threats. Automakers Ford and GM saw declines due to fears of rising supply chain costs and trade tensions.

Employee pay and schedules are being tracked on paper at Starbucks following supply chain attack.

A major supply chain management company was hit with ransomware, sending ripples throughout the business world.

“Under Trump 2.0, I foresee deep divisions among the tech companies that are courting the new administration’s officials,” writes Susan Ariel Aaronson.

The logistics industry is thriving, fueled by rapidly surging global demand, cost-efficient alternatives, and technological innovations. Hence, investors could consider strong shipping stocks ZIM Integrated Shipping Services (ZIM), Teekay Corporation (TK), and Matson (MATX) poised to benefit from global supply chain realignment. Read on.

Open-source AI faces increasing security threats; learn how LLM vulnerabilities impact software supply chains.

Arm Holdings stock's recent dip, while still exhibiting substantial year-to-date gains, presents a complex investment decision for investors.

Walmart is preparing to report its Q3 fiscal 2025 results on Nov. 19. For the first half of 2024, Walmart reported a more than 5% increase in net sales and nearly 10% growth in adjusted operating income.

Exclusive: Airfares are already rising as competition between airlines narrows after carriers including British Airways and Virgin Atlantic grounded planes over engine shortages

Stop being afraid of newfangled technology, and start letting your kids use it to help them with their homework, said panelists at Fortune Global Forum.