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E.U. Considers Due Diligence Law for Company Supply Chains

Under the legislation, known as a due diligence law, businesses would need to establish regulations to detect, prevent and mitigate breaches of human rights.  » mehr lesen

2022 Wedding Boom Creates a Shortage of Vendors

Some of this year’s betrothed are setting wedding dates to accommodate vendors, relying on the kindness of friends and even resorting to bribes.  » mehr lesen

The U.S. is planning to boost supply of minerals needed for electric vehicles.

The White House effort is part of a push to reduce America’s dependence on foreign products, particularly those from China.  » mehr lesen

Russia-Ukraine Crisis Troubles the Stock Market

Whether you call it a correction or a panic attack, a stock market that was already becoming shaky has been roiled by Russia’s hostilities toward Ukraine.  » mehr lesen

Russian Conflict in Ukraine is Reshaping the Climate Debate

Energy security has gained prominence while the conflict in Ukraine raises concerns over the possible interruption in the supply of oil and natural gas.  » mehr lesen

Stellantis Reports Big Profit Even as Chip Shortage Cut Output

The automaker, which owns Jeep, Ram and Peugeot, said its profit more than doubled, thanks to higher prices and cost-cutting measures that outweighed the semiconductor shortage.  » mehr lesen

Sanctions on Russia Over Ukraine Rattle the Markets

Investors are assessing the consequences of the intensifying conflict, from sanctions to shortages and price surges.  » mehr lesen

Fed Up With Google, Conspiracy Theorists Turn to DuckDuckGo

The embrace by some conservative influencers and conspiracy theorists is part of a broader effort to shift people away from Big Tech.  » mehr lesen

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