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Washington is a weak link in the global chip supply chain - Vimarsana News

Washington is a weak link in the global chip supply chain

One of the big mistakes Washington has made during this chip shortage is to act like the U.S is the only victim and its needs usurp everyone else’s.

Pete Buttigieg Struggles With Supply Chain Chaos – PJ Media - Vimarsana News

Pete Buttigieg Struggles With Supply Chain Chaos – PJ Media

Republicans question Pete Buttigieg’s competence as the massive supply-chain breakdown of consumer goods and holiday gifts affects all Americans.

24/7 Operations At Port Of LA Won't Be Immediate, Depends On Collaboration - Vimarsana News

24/7 Operations At Port Of LA Won't Be Immediate, Depends On Collaboration

Major shippers and retailers, including Walmart, FedEx, UPS, Samsung, The Home Depot and Target, have agreed to speed up operations to clear cargo out of the ports and free up more space on the docks.

Source: iheart.com
24/7 Operations At Port Of LA Won't Be Immediate, Depends On Collaboration - Vimarsana News

24/7 Operations At Port Of LA Won't Be Immediate, Depends On Collaboration

Major shippers and retailers, including Walmart, FedEx, UPS, Samsung, The Home Depot and Target, have agreed to speed up operations to clear cargo out of the ports and free up more space on the docks.

Source: iheart.com
Port of Los Angeles chaos: 24/7 operations won't be immediate - Vimarsana News

Port of Los Angeles chaos: 24/7 operations won't be immediate

Port of Los Angeles Executive Director Gene Seroka said Thursday that a timeline for the port to begin 24/7 operations was not clear and would depend on collaboration between the port's longshore workers, truck drivers and the more than 125,000 companies that import cargo through the port every year.

Source: foxla.com