Seven states will fund projects that expand the capacity for the processing, manufacturing, storage and distribution of food products through the Resilient Food Systems Infrastructure program.

Data from Gallup’s “State of the Global Workplace: 2023” shows that U.S. engagement sits at a meager 31%, with nearly 50% of workers looking to leave their current positions.

Though Germany cannot derail the legislation by itself, the measure could be in danger if it receives opposition from other major EU countries, including Italy.

The South Korean chemical company said that it would supply GM with at least 500,000 tons of cathode materials through 2035, enough to manufacture batteries for 5 million EVs.

Saurajit Kanungo, president of CG Infinity, addresses the gap between AI skills and talent that’s endemic in many companies today.

Protecting farmers’ incomes has been a major demand of the farmers’ protests that have popped up all across the EU in recent weeks.

There is a balance between the current financial perspective and the need to take measured risks to continue to grow in the market.

A shortage of skilled workers — coupled with high inflation — has emboldened employees across many industries in Germany to seek wage increases.

The record pay rise came as DP World imposed its biggest hikes yet to terminal access charges.

Elizabeth Berthelette, head of Northeast research and national life science research with Newmark, details the findings of the firm’s latest report on advanced manufacturing and labor availability in the U.S.