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TGT Stock Alert: What to Know as Target Taps Former Walmart Exec

Target stock is gaining as the retailer names Jeff England as chief of global supply chain and logistics. But TGT shares remain unattractive heading into the firm’s Q1 earnings on May 20.

U.S. Investigates Whether Chinese Firms Cut Shipping Container Output Before COVID: Report

U.S. Investigates Whether Chinese Firms Cut Shipping Container Output Before COVID: Report

Federal authorities are reportedly investigating whether Chinese companies deliberately restricted production of shipping containers just before the COVID-19 pandemic, a move that could have worsened one of the most painful supply chain shocks in recent history.

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What is Mini Shai-Hulud npm supply chain attack, and was Microsoft and Socket hit by malware? Full explainer on npm malware spread

What is Mini Shai-Hulud npm supply chain attack, and was Microsoft and Socket hit by malware? Full explainer on npm malware spread

What is Mini Shai-Hulud npm supply chain attack, and was Microsoft and Socket hit by malware? A new npm supply chain attack hit hundreds of packages linked to the @antv ecosystem. Attackers used a compromised maintainer account to publish malicious versions that stole credentials and spread across repositories. Microsoft and…

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Cranswick H2 Earnings Call Highlights

Cranswick (LON:CWK) reported what management described as a strong year of strategic and financial progress for fiscal 2026, with volume-led revenue growth, higher margins and another increase in its dividend. The U.K. food producer said revenue rose 9.5% to £2.98 billion, supported by 8.3% growth

Ashish Kacholia-backed smallcap stock tanks 34% in just two sessions. What’s behind the selloff?

Jain Resource Recycling shares plunged up to 19% after reporting operational disruptions caused by Iran–Israel geopolitical tensions, which hit supply chains, raised shipping costs and compressed Q4 margins. Despite the near-term impact, the company reported strong revenue and profit growth, while signalling improving conditions and normalising costs in Q1FY27.

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Thailand addresses US supply concerns

Team Thailand, led by the Ministry of Commerce, has assured the United States that Thailand's supply chains do not use forced labour and firmly rejected allegations of excess production capacity.

Home Insurance Premiums Could Skyrocket in 2026—and How to Fight Back

Homeowners across America already cringe when insurance renewal notices hit the mailbox, but 2026 could take that pain to a completely different level. Insurance companies continue to absorb massive losses from hurricanes, wildfires, hailstorms, floods, and tornadoes, and many insurers now scramble to rebuild their balance sheets after years of…

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Drug shortages continue to be a problem in the UK – yet strengthening supply chains alone won’t solve this issue

Drug shortages continue to be a problem in the UK – yet strengthening supply chains alone won’t solve this issue

The UK continues to experience shortages of many common prescription drugs, despite efforts to strengthen supply chains.

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UN labour agency says Middle East war threatens millions of jobs

UN labour agency says Middle East war threatens millions of jobs

The Middle East war is impacting jobs and pay worldwide. Millions of jobs could be lost, and real wages may fall in 2026 and 2027. Migrant workers face significant risks. Higher energy costs and disrupted supply chains are key factors. The International Labour Organization warns this conflict is a long-lasting…

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In 1831, a man digging into a Scottish sandbank found carved ivory figures that rewrote medieval history

In 1831, a man digging into a Scottish sandbank found carved ivory figures that rewrote medieval history

In 1831, a man on the Isle of Lewis unearthed the remarkable Lewis Chessmen, carved from walrus ivory. These pieces reveal a sophisticated medieval global economy, with Norse traders facilitating a centuries-long supply chain from Greenland's Arctic resources to elite markets across Europe, showcasing early forms of luxury branding and…

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Why European households throw away so much food – and how to curb the waste mountain

Why European households throw away so much food – and how to curb the waste mountain

Europe is wasting huge amounts of food while millions of people globally experience hunger. Wars in Ukraine and the Middle East have squeezed supply chains. The cost of living crisis has pushed many families to the edge.

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Get your G-Minus-2 on: China sets global power dynamics

Get your G-Minus-2 on: China sets global power dynamics

China is leading global power dynamics with the US. India faces economic strain and a shifting geopolitical landscape. The nation's 'G-Minus-2' strategy is now a reality. China's new policies threaten supply chain diversification. India's economic vulnerability is evident. The Quad meeting in New Delhi will focus on China.

The Economic Times

Canadian-made sniper rifles surface in Russia; Manufacturer cites ‘fraudulent diversion’

Canadian-made sniper rifles surface in Russia; Manufacturer cites ‘fraudulent diversion’

A Canadian firearms company, Cadex Defence, confirmed its precision rifles were fraudulently diverted to Russia, bypassing sanctions. This revelation highlights vulnerabilities in global supply chains and sanctions enforcement, prompting investigations into the illicit flow of Western military hardware. The company is strengthening its due diligence to prevent future diversions.

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'Fuel scarcity' hits livelihood in Odisha, govt assures people of situation normalisation by Monday

'Fuel scarcity' hits livelihood in Odisha, govt assures people of situation normalisation by Monday

Odisha faces fuel scarcity, impacting daily wage earners and transport operators. The state government attributes the situation to panic buying and supply chain disruptions. Officials assure normalcy within 48 hours, with oil companies working to restore distribution. Citizens are urged not to panic as sufficient stock is available.

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Why PM Modi Wants India to Host the Olympics

India is no longer dreaming small. During his visit to the Netherlands, Prime Minister Narendra Modi revealed four ambitions that could completely reshape India’s future. From hosting the Olympics to building semiconductor chips inside the country, the message was clear India wants to become a global powerhouse. But what surprised…

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Tata Electronics, ASML join hands for semiconductor manufacturing in India

Tata Electronics and ASML are joining forces to establish chip manufacturing in India. This partnership will support Tata Electronics' new semiconductor Fab in Dholera, Gujarat. ASML's advanced lithography tools will be deployed. The collaboration aims to accelerate local talent training and build a resilient supply chain.

High Liner Foods Q1 Earnings Call Highlights

High Liner Foods (TSE:HLF) reported stronger first-quarter sales and volume growth for fiscal 2026, but management said profitability was pressured by higher raw material costs, elevated promotions and supply chain constraints in key whitefish species. On the company’s earnings call, Chief Executiv

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AI data centers require 36 times more fiber than designs with standard servers — severe glass shortages push cable lead times out to a full year

Major Chinese optical fiber manufacturers have booked orders stretching into 2027, as AI data center construction drives demand growth that the supply chain can't match.

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Europe lacks everything needed to make its stock market a winner

European stocks have lost their momentum as investors shift focus from cheaper regional equities to the AI boom and seek refuge from a global energy shock. Europe's economic vulnerability to inflation and supply chain disruptions, coupled with a lack of AI-centric companies, has led to a significant underperformance compared to…

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18 days. That's all it takes for a Samsung strike to crash the global AI chip market, and the whole world is holding its breath

Samsung strike to crash the global AI chip market: The Samsung strike threatens global AI chip supply chains as 45,000 workers plan an 18-day walkout starting May 21, 2026. Samsung's memory chip workers were offered 607% salary bonuses — six times more than logic chip and foundry engineers building AI…

ReposiTrak Q3 Earnings Call Highlights

ReposiTrak (NYSE:TRAK) reported essentially flat fiscal third-quarter revenue while highlighting stronger profitability, continued cash generation and new strategic initiatives tied to food traceability, artificial intelligence and in-store execution. On the company’s fiscal third-quarter 2026 conf

OpenAI confirms security breach in TanStack supply chain attack, but says no user data was affected

Two devices were compromised by TeamPCP's infostealing malware.

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'Underground revolution underway in India': Anand Mahindra explains how thousands of MSMEs are quietly becoming world-class manufacturers

Anand Mahindra champions India's manufacturing strength, built quietly by workshops and medium-scale businesses. He stresses that future growth relies on these enterprises becoming world-class. Better roads, industrial parks, and simpler rules are crucial. This progress, seen in electronics and supply chains, mirrors China's early industrial rise. The real story unfolds…

Electrovaya Q2 Earnings Call Highlights

Electrovaya (NASDAQ:ELVA) reported higher fiscal second-quarter revenue and profitability while cautioning that supply chain delays and macroeconomic uncertainty could affect the timing of some customer orders. On the company’s earnings call, Chief Financial Officer John Gibson said revenue for the

Terrestrial Energy Q1 Earnings Call Highlights

Terrestrial Energy (NASDAQ:IMSR) said it advanced engineering, regulatory, supply chain and commercial milestones in the first quarter of 2026, as management emphasized rising electricity demand from artificial intelligence infrastructure, manufacturing reshoring and broader electrification as key d

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