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A container ship docked at India’s Adani Port Special Economic Zone (APSEZ) in Mundra, India. Sam Panthaky | AFP | Getty Images India’s second wave of coronavirus outbreak will affect the country’s infrastructure firms to varying degrees, according to Moody’s Investors Service. Power companies and ports are expected to better withstand the impact of pandemic-led
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In this article BC Boat maker Brunswick will have low inventory by the end of 2021 as it continues seeing strong revenue growth and consumer demand, Brunswick CEO David Foulkes told CNBC on Friday. While Foulkes said he expects Brunswick to meet its production forecast for 2021, he noted that the company is still recovering from pandemic-induced
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Supply chain disruptions and inflated prices are not abating yet, National Association of Manufacturers CEO Jay Timmons told CNBC on Thursday. “We’re seeing rising cost pressures” due to workforce shortages and demand exceeding supply, Timmons said on “Squawk on the Street.” ”What that’s doing is it’s causing bottlenecks in a lot of the supply chain for manufacturers
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In this article LAZR VOLV.B-SE Chesnot | Getty Images News | Getty Images Volvo is integrating Luminar Technologies’ lidar system on the automaker’s upcoming electric flagship SUV, the first major carmaker to integrate the technology as standard equipment on a vehicle. Luminar’s new Iris lidar system, which is an advanced sensor that allows vehicles to
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View of the headquarters of the British pharmaceutical company GlaxoSmithKline in west London. Ben Stansall | AFP | Getty Images LONDON — British pharmaceutical giant GlaxoSmithKline faces a crunch meeting with investors on Wednesday after announcing a new strategy for the next decade centered on the splitting off of the company’s substantial consumer products arm.
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In this article POSH ThredUp is an online consignment and thrift store. It has struck partnerships with retailers, including Walmart. ThredUP Secondhand apparel has gained popularity among shoppers and now, some want the government to give it a boost. Nearly half of consumers — 44% — think the government should promote a more sustainable approach
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