Supply chain disruptions will likely not be concerning in a few months, according to J.P. Morgan’s Jamie Dimon and other powerful bank CEOs, the Financial Times (FT) reported. Current snarls “will not be an issue next year at all,” Dimon said, per the report. “This...
Supply chains remain plagued by shortages of labor, commodities and transportation. In response, suppliers and retailers are trying new ways to move goods on cargo liners, trains and competitors’ trucks. In order for retailers to sell products, consumers must have products to buy. In the...
Global supply chains might collapse unless governments around the globe restore freedom of movement for transport workers, giving them priority over vaccines, the Financial Times (FT) reported, citing a coalition of international business leaders. The International Chamber of Shipping and other groups said in an...
