Lowering energy costs was cited as the most important reason for companies when it came to investing in IT for sustainability.

The decision by the UAW to expand strike actions to Ford’s Kentucky plant on October 11, which employs 8,700 workers, signified the strike's largest single walkout.

The organization anticipates a $1.2 billion influx of cash from its founder (Pham Nhat Vuong) and other Nasdaq-listed EV producers.

Tesla will update investors on the toll that price cuts have taken on earnings when it reports its third-quarter results on October 18.

With the omnichannel becoming the standard for fulfillment, decisions on allocation and replenishment become far more complicated than just meeting demand at the store level. 

Boeing laid out the plan, which was re-affirmed by the company in mid-September, in an updated version of its master schedule for suppliers.

Toyota said that it is planning to produce 150,000 electric vehicles this year, 190,000 EVs in 2024 and 600,00 EVs in 2025.

Manufacturers can't prepare for everything, but they can prepare to be more agile when the inevitable disruptions occur.

The airline has said it will get just 19 new Airbus SE aircraft in 2023, instead of the 30 it originally expected.

Now volatility is end to end, and supply chain planning extends beyond order fulfillment to sustainability and resiliency. The good news: They’ve updated the operator’s manual.