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Intel Corp. (NASDAQ:INTC) is working to reclaim semiconductor leadership as its rivalry with Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (NYSE:TSM) intensifies across the global chip supply chain.

Some 69% of farmers believe the buying relationship between growers and retailers has deteriorated in the last two years, the poll found.

More than two thirds of farmers believe the buying relationship between themselves and retailers has deteriorated

MP Materials Corp. (NYSE:MP) has quickly become a cornerstone of U.S. industrial policy amid America's attempt to decouple from China in critical technology supply chains — and Wall Street analysts are finally catching up to its strategic importance.

While individual innovations such as artificial intelligence have dominated business headlines, the enormous success and blistering demand imposed by tech juggernauts have forced a worldwide supply chain crisis. Essentially, both private enterprises and government agencies have been left scrambling for critical resources necessary to cleanly power next-generation systems and infrastructures.

Home Depot (NASDAQ:HD) reported third-quarter financial results before the market open on Tuesday. The transcript from the company’s earnings call has been provided below. HD shares are sliding on disappointing news. Check the full analysis here. This transcript is brought to you by Benzinga APIs. For real-time access to our entire…

Today on Critical Materials: BYD will double its EU dealer network, Tesla squeezes China out of U.S. supply chain and Germans have a China problem.

After decades of inaction, the U.S. is racing to reclaim its rare-earths supply chain from China’s grip before the next trade war begins.

The ongoing artificial intelligence boom has already had a profound impact on supply chain management around the world, but its wider impact appears to be fostering more symbiotic relationships between brands and their vendors in a way that’s unlocking new opportunities.

For decades, the golden rule of saving money was “cook at home.” It was a simple, undeniable truth that making your own food was cheaper than eating out. But in an age of rising food costs and supply chain snarls, that line is getting blurry. In some cases, the “gourmet”…

U.S. races to establish rare earths supply chains domestically and abroad in "Cold War 2.0."