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U.S. Invests $174 Million to Strengthen the Global Gallium Supply Chain
The U.S. Department of War is investing an estimated $174 million to support a new gallium production facility at Alcoa’s Wagerup refinery in Western Australia. The project, developed with Australia, Japan, and…
U.S. Supply Chain Remains Resilient Despite Ongoing Market Uncertainty
Northern Trust Wealth Management CIO Eric Freedman says the U.S. supply chain appears to be in “decent” shape, while businesses and investors continue to navigate market volatility, tariffs, and broader economic uncertainty.
Securing the U.S.-Mexico Cross-Border Supply Chain: Risk and Customs Compliance
As nearshoring drives more manufacturing and sourcing into Mexico, companies face growing customs, cargo security, regulatory, and visibility challenges. The latest SupplyChainBrain white paper highlights strategies including stronger physical and digital security,…
Ukraine Strikes Russian Logistics Sites, Disrupting Military Supply Networks
Ukrainian forces reportedly struck Russian military infrastructure across multiple regions, including logistics depots, warehouses, communications infrastructure, radar facilities, and an S-400 command vehicle. The attacks highlight the vulnerability of military supply networks…
Ares Raises $3.8 Billion to Expand Japan’s Logistics Infrastructure
Ares Management has raised ¥612 billion (about $3.8 billion) for its fifth Japan-focused logistics development fund, nearly 50% larger than its 2021 predecessor. The fund will target modern logistics facilities across Greater…
