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Why the key to American drone dominance lies with blockchain

The U.S. is at a pivotal moment when it comes to reclaiming its drone supply chain from China.

Fortune · Apr 26

3 Overlooked Nuclear Fuel Supply Chain Winners

Nuclear energy demand is soaring, and companies occupying a niche space in the complex supply chain could be positioned to benefit as the industry grows.

MarketBeat · Apr 26

From syringes to stents: Iran war exposes NHS dependency on petrochemicals

NHS chiefs fear rising costs and healthcare shortages due to the shipping standstill in the Gulf

The Guardian - UK · Apr 26

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USA Rare Earth's $2.8B Power Play to Secure the Supply Chain

USA Rare Earth is establishing an independent rare earth supply chain via a major Brazilian acquisition and a pivotal European processing partnership.

MarketBeat · Apr 23

Supply chain cracks constrain AI boom

The Iran war threatens to squeeze the industrial inputs that chip manufacturers depend on.

Axios · Apr 23

Super Micro Computer Stock Plunges on Lost Oracle Contract, but Supply Chain Excesses Could Be the Bigger Problem for SMCI

As investors panic over a lost contract between Super Micro Computer and Oracle, recent supply chain intelligence suggests a much bigger problem exists with its inventory, as slowing business with xAI and other customers weigh on near-term revenue.

Barchart · Apr 23

Scaling Up a Transport Business in Australia: What Every Owner Should Know Before Making Moves

The logistics industry in Australia is facing pressures – but positive ones. Demand continues to grow from various sectors including freight transport, construction supply chain management, and same-day last mile delivery services. All because of continued infrastructure spending and growth of the SME economy alongside e-commerce. Once a transport business…

inkl · Apr 23

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Foldable iPhone Ultra Rumors: Will Apple Foldable iPhone Ultra Have Visible Crease?

Apple's long-awaited first foldable iPhone, widely rumored to carry the premium "iPhone Ultra" branding, is poised to deliver a display with a crease so minimal it may appear nearly invisible when unfolded, according to multiple supply chain reports and analyst briefings circulating as of April 2026.

International Business Times · Apr 23

Trump’s tariffs were supposed to close the trade deficit. The AI boom had other plans

Trump’s tariffs were supposed to narrow the country’s trade gap. The AI race won’t let that happen.

Fortune · Apr 22

The AI economy runs on helium. The Iran war just created a $650 billion problem

“Helium doesn’t get much attention in the AI supply chain, but it should,” says Moody’s David Pan. “There is no viable substitute at scale.”

Fortune · Apr 22

First Oil Now Groceries, Now Condoms: Prices To Rise By Up to 30% As Iran War Hits Global Supply

Condom prices may rise by up to 30% as the Iran war disrupts supply chains. Karex Bhd, the largest condom manufacturer, cites rising production costs and shipping delays as key factors.

International Business Times UK · Apr 22

World’s largest condom maker warns prices could rise as the Iran war impacts supply chains

Karex, the world’s largest condom producer, says shipping disruptions and increased manufacturing costs caused by the Iran war are upping prices.

Euronews · Apr 22

FCC router ban begs the question: Do you know what’s running in your network?

In March 2026, the FCC banned authorization for new, foreign-made consumer routers, citing national security risks. How should organizations respond?

TechRadar · Apr 22

Fairphone CEO says there is ‘no financial excuse’ for smartphone manufacturers to pay their workers less than a living wage, as the sustainable electronics manufacturer shares its 2025 Impact Report

We spoke with Fairphone executive Monique Lempers about the need for fairer labor standards in the smartphone industry.

TechRadar · Apr 22

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MarketBeat · Apr 21

Ross Stores: The Retail King of a Pinched Economy

Ross Stores' off-price model thrives by turning industry disruption into a reliable supply chain, delivering consistent growth in a bifurcated consumer market.

International Business Times · Apr 20

USA Rare Earth Stock Surges 8% on $2.8 Billion Serra Verde Acquisition Creating Global Rare Earth Powerhouse

Shares of USA Rare Earth Inc. climbed more than 8% in early Monday trading on April 20, 2026, rising $1.60 to $21.55 after the company announced a major $2.8 billion deal to acquire Serra Verde Group, a move that instantly expands its access to producing mines and all four key…

Grocery Coupon Guide · Apr 19

Plastic Bag Rules Tighten in More States This April What Shoppers Will Notice

Checking out at the grocery store requires a new level of personal preparation. The era of carrying your groceries home in thin plastic sacks is rapidly ending across the country. Environmental conservation groups spent years fighting to remove these petroleum-based products from the retail supply chain. Lawmakers are finally taking…

Fortune · Apr 18

Tariffs alone won't save American manufacturing — here's what actually will

It's good to champion manufacturing. But steel tariffs raise input costs, the workforce pipeline is broken and supply chains can't be reshored overnight.

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International Business Times · Apr 16

From Alliance to Platform: George Bogden on How the U.S. and Japan Are Building Deterrence and Economic Security Together

The U.S.-Japan alliance is evolving into a strategic partnership spanning defense, technology, and supply chains, as both nations work to strengthen deterrence and compete with China.

The Conversation · Apr 16

The V&A catalogue row shows China’s censorship now travels through cultural supply chains

When people think about censorship, they often imagine an obvious ban: a book prohibited, an exhibition closed, or a speaker silenced.

Fortune · Apr 15

Exclusive: Hyfix raises $15 million to build a U.S. alternative to DJI’s drone dominance

The Craft Ventures-backed company is betting that a fully integrated, U.S.-manufactured chip can unlock a new drone supply chain.

The Conversation · Apr 14

The UK wants a cleaner steel industry – but its plan rests on a supply chain that doesn’t exist yet

Around the world, countries are seeking to build greener, more circular economies. Steel is central to that ambition. It is still one of the most widely used materials – but producing it is one of the largest industrial sources of carbon emissions worldwide.

Grocery Coupon Guide · Apr 13

FDA Alert The Moringa Supplement Recall Linked to a Multi State Safety Investigation

The federal government issued an urgent health warning this morning regarding a safety failure in the supplement supply chain. The Food and Drug Administration and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention are currently managing a multi-state investigation into contaminated dietary supplements. This investigation started after individuals reported illness across…

The Times of India · Apr 12

Saudi Arabia launches 5 rail routes to cut cargo time and costs, linking Gulf ports faster

Saudi Arabia has launched five new rail logistics routes to accelerate cargo movement and reduce transport costs, connecting Gulf ports with key economic hubs. This initiative aims to enhance supply chain efficiency, ease highway congestion, and position the Kingdom as a vital link in global trade under Vision 2030.

Grocery Coupon Guide · Apr 10

The Frozen Food Gap Why Some Brands Are Harder to Find Right Now

The freezer aisle is usually the most reliable section of the supermarket. Shoppers depend on frozen vegetables and ready-to-eat meals to survive busy weeks. Recently, consumers have been noticing empty gaps behind the glass doors. Specific flavor varieties and smaller independent brands are disappearing from the shelves entirely. The store…

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