The Latest Breaking News from Supply chain

With grocery prices soaring and the war in Ukraine raging on, Rahul Tyagi examines how vulnerable our supply chain infrastructure is to disruption

Shares fall 10% as outgoing chief Warren East says jet-engine maker has ‘post-Covid indigestion’

Fifth monthly fall in row prompts industry body to cut 2022 forecast even though chip shortages expected to ease

Retail companies have faced significant headwinds this year due to sky-high inflation and supply chain disruptions. However, Costco Wholesale's (COST) strong revenue performance and consistent margins have helped the stock to remain resilient amid retail troubles. So is this stock worth adding to your portfolio now? Let’s find out….

Epidurals have been commonly used for pain relief in childbirth for more than 40 years and more than 40 per cent of people who give birth in Australia use them, writes Alicia Dennia

More than 40% of people in Australia who access pain relief during labour use epidurals. That amounts to around 92,000 epidurals a year. They’re also used for pain relief outside obstetrics.

The centrist Republican Main Street Partnership agenda focuses on energy, jobs, supply chain issues, public safety and ‘freedom.’

Cold weather and Covid disruptions have contributed to supply chain issues, causing some supermarkets to implement two-carton limits

Shares of outdoor cooking products manufacturer Weber (WEBR) have plummeted nearly 49% in price year-to-date. The company reported disappointing second-quarter 2022 results and hinted at declining growth as the management withdrew its fiscal year 2022 net sales and earnings guidance amid mounting inflationary and supply chain pressures. So, the stock…

The 9.1% increase in U.S. consumer prices in the 12 months ending in June 2022, the highest in four decades, has prompted many sobering headlines.

Ongoing COVID disruptions, supply chain issues, and wet weather have all contributed to delays in the opening of the new Metung Hot Springs facility in East Gippsland.