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Is the Pentagon Too Dependent On Chinese-Made Supplies?

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Donald Trump's Economic Nationalism on Medical Supplies Is a Big Mistake

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It's No Accident That Global Supply Chains Have Suddenly Become Dependent on China

How Game Theory Can Help With the Shortage of PPE for Medical Workers

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Apple Ordered 20 Million LG Display Panels for This Year’s iPhones, Report Says

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Apple Commits to Be 100% Carbon Neutral for Supply Chain, Products by 2030

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Guided Munitions are in Huge Demand, this Report Says

iPhone 13: Apple's Next Blockbuster Cell Phone?

Building the Future: How China and America Differ in Industrial Strategy

An American made Patriot missile launcher of the Kuwait Air Force, used to shoot down incoming ballistic missiles, is deployed in an undated file photograph

Why America's Defense Budgets Place Such a High Emphasis on Missile Acquisition

Supply Chains Must Adjust to Great Power Competition

Yes, There’s an Air-Conditioning Unit Shortage

Fourth of July Fiasco: There's a Shortage of Fireworks

The U.S. Military's Nightmare: What If The U.S. Ran Out of Missiles in a War?

Suez Crisis: How One Stuck Container Ship Could Damage the Global Economy

China’s Monopoly on Rare Earth Metals is a Critical National Security Risk

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