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Thank you all for being here today. m going to go out of order, senator young has a related hearing to be at, i want to be sure hes able to be on the record before we begin. Senator young i first want to get on the record and thank our subblingt matter experts. If theres anything we legislative leaders ought to be doing an more broadly our government leaders, its listening to Public Health experts. Thank you so much and the experts in some of these discrete areas that will be impacted by the coronavirus. I regret that in minutes i have another meeting that pertains to this important topic. I j...

Among 47di arabia is Member States in the council. Expected to present her report formally to the council tomorrow. The saudi investigation is entitled to give a reply. Of middle east Oil Shipments is skyrocketing. Bloomberg has learned premiums for oil cargo from the persian can now cost upwards of 500,000. It is more than 10 times what it was earlier this year. Six oil and fuel tankers have been attacked in the region since early last month. Says britain must leave the European Union by october 31, come hell or high water. But his competition to become the next u. K. Prime minister is reject...

Andy i met at the university of Northern Iowas jepson symposium. Each of the last two years he shared a dinner table with me, he was very kind to my students, and then he gave a marvelous talk last year about the chinese economy and the business relationships between the United States and china. Tell us a little bit about how your interest in china developed and what youre going to bring to our conversation today. Andy thank you f introduction. I actually first went to china by pure chance. Im from boone, iowa and studied at Northern Iowa for my undergraduat e degree in supply Chain Management...

The 99-page report, “Asleep at the Wheel: Car Companies’ Complicity in Forced Labor in China,” finds that some carmakers have succumbed to Chinese government pressure to apply weaker human rights and responsible sourcing standards at their Chinese joint ventures than in their global operations, increasing the risk of exposure to forced labor in Xinjiang. Most have done too little to map their aluminum supply chains and identify links to forced labor.

The White House proclivity for top-down governance despite proclaiming support for "bottom-up, middle out" approaches can undermine supply chain resilience.