Two of the nation’s largest automakers are paying suppliers upfront to help small cash-strapped suppliers survive shutdowns caused by COVID-19. General Motors Co. and Ford...
Will the U.S. government pay American companies to “near shore” supply chains, incentivizing a pivot away from China? In an interview Tuesday (May 26) with...
The old saying goes that chains are only as strong as their weakest link. That applies, of course, to supply chains and to liquidity. Name...
The COVID-19 pandemic’s impacts are already being felt across various business sectors, and efforts to reduce its spread are sending ripple effects through supply chains and shifting B2B and...
The COVID-19 has taken a dramatic toll on U.S. manufacturing as production has dropped to its lowest level since World War II, according to a...
COVID-19 has interrupted global supply chains, leaving companies scrambling for alternate ways to keep operations running smoothly. However, businesses can learn lessons from this impact...
As government bodies have eased controls to combat disease and let manufacturing facilities open again, manufacturing in China bounced back in March. The purchasing managers’...
As factories in China start firing up assembly lines again they will be confronted with U.S. protocols in place to contain the coronavirus, according to...