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chain

[cheyn] / tʃeɪn /




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With energy-hungry projects requiring huge workforces and sprawling supply chains, companies including SLB, Baker Hughes and even major oil companies have vied to capture more of Silicon Valley’s spending spree.

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JPMorgan announced a $1.5 trillion investment platform focused on national security and supply chains last year, just as the federal government started to invest in critical suppliers.

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Hershey unveiled a plan to expand beyond chocolate into high-growth snacking categories and modernize its supply chain.

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In addition, there are concerns over supply chain stability and the potential demand impact from a weaker economy—specifically sales in the Middle East region.

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If the fighting drags on, that could disrupt supply chains further and lead to a weakening of factory operations.

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