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Supply chains are one crisis away from seizing up again, say the CEOs of Prologis and Home Depot. The post Prologis chief urges Federal Reserve to rethink rate policy appeared first on FreightWaves.

Nepal’s most trusted life insurance company, Nepal Life Insurance Co Ltd (NLIC), has completed its three-day event ‘Leadership Excellence Awards,2023’.

Higher rates have helped several big U.S. banks post strong profit for the quarter and signal a resilient economy, but a pullback in consumer spending and tightening credit conditions are clouding the sector's outlook. On an adjusted basis, it reported a profit of $1.38 per share, comfortably beating analysts' average estimate of $1.22 per share, according to Refinitiv IBES data. The upbeat results follow a tumultuous first quarter in which a global banking crisis - triggered by the collapse of three mid-sized U.S. banks - led panicked consumers to pull out billions in deposits.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has said that his country will take countermeasures if the West continues its “aggressive” policy, but remains ready for negotiations.