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Simultaneous disruption in the Panama and Suez Canals, two vital corridors for global trade, is threatening global supply chains in the run-up to Christmas....

TOKYO -- Ransomware attacks on critical infrastructure have exploded in recent years, with Japan an attractive target as the world's third-largest eco

BurgerFuel has changed its latest ad campaign and slogan, which initially upset a family member of a person injured when one of the chain’s cars crashed into...

The COVID-19 pandemic significantly altered how many industries worked, not least the global healthcare industry. In particular, healthcare supply chains were drastically impacted by the pandemic. Healthcare supply chains have not returned to their previous operations; it seems they have been forever changed.

WUXI, China/SHANGHAI -- More of China's biggest automakers have moved to procure more semiconductors from domestic sources as Beijing seeks

TRI-CITIES, Wash. - The snow has come and gone in our area, but the passes are still dealing with heavy snow. Summer Derrey of the Washington State Department of Transportation

In a significant turn of events, Patrick McDonnell, the cartoonist behind the beloved Mutts comic strip, has decided to free the character Guard Dog after decades of captivity.

Winter is just over a month away and some parts of the region are already seeing snow and ice. Having the the right tires in good condition is essential when driving on snowy, icy and slippery roads.

TOKYO -- Palladium and nickel prices have touched lows not seen in several years as the result of manufacturers rearranging their supply chains to red

The United States has raised suspicions regarding approximately 100 oil tankers that may have potentially violated Russian sanctions.