During the Economist Impact's 3rd annual "Sustainability Week US" in Washington, D.C., Terrence Keeley and Witold J. Henisz engaged in a debate over the relevance and accuracy of environmental, social, and corporate governance (ESG) reporting.

The Federal Reserve announced a pause in its rate-hiking campaign, acknowledging the need to wait for the effects to permeate the economy but indicating that more rate hikes are likely this year.

Pennsylvania officials have revealed their plans to rebuild a collapsed section of Interstate 95 in Philadelphia.

Japan's exports have experienced their weakest growth in over two years, signaling a global economic slowdown and adding uncertainty to the country's growth outlook.

As consumers face the impact of rising prices and a cost-of-living crisis, there is a growing need to re-evaluate convenience food options.

Supply chain control towers are increasingly recognized as crucial tools in addressing the challenges faced by organizations, particularly in terms of visibility and decision-making.

U.S. joins high-risk countries for ESG supply chain issues, according to a study by Elevate.

Recent disruptions at West Coast ports have led to longer wait times for ships at berths, raising concerns about potential supply chain issues.

Airbus forecasts that over the next 20 years, approximately 40,850 new jets will be delivered by aircraft manufacturers as airlines expand their fleets and replace older planes with more fuel-efficient models, with Asia being a significant driver of this growth.

The Middle East is experiencing rapid development, with notable projects like NEOM and the King Salman International Airport transforming the region.

Proposed regulations by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) aim to significantly increase the adoption of electric vehicles (EVs), requiring 60% of new car sales to be EVs by 2030 and 67% by 2032.

At least 79 migrants have drowned, and hundreds more are missing and feared dead after their overloaded boat capsized and sank off the coast of Greece.

Michigan Senator Gary Peters and Iowa Senator Joni Ernst are introducing legislation to tackle medication shortages and assess the impact on national security.

Trucking sector expenses for parts and labor have shown signs of stabilization in the first quarter of 2023, according to a report from the American Trucking Associations (ATA)'s Technology & Maintenance Council and Decisiv Inc.

Walmart suppliers have made significant progress toward achieving the retailer's goal of reducing greenhouse gas emissions from its value chain.

Shareholders at Toyota's annual general meeting rejected a proposal initiated by AkademikerPension, a Danish investment fund, calling for the automaker to improve its efforts in fighting climate change.

Latin America and the Caribbean, particularly Argentina, Bolivia, and Chile, are experiencing a shift in their economies as lithium, a crucial element for renewable energy and electric vehicles, gains prominence.

Shortages of chemotherapy drugs, such as cisplatin and carboplatin, are leading to calls for strengthening the U.S. drug supply chain.

Based on data from OPEC, Saudi Arabia's decision to cut oil production is expected to significantly tighten global markets in July 2023.

The West Coast ports are currently facing a labor dispute that has created confusion and uncertainty.