95% of Retail Supply Chain Leaders Say Disruption is Now a Critical Business Issue
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General Motors reached a unique agreement of billions of dollars for the purchase of parts, with the objective of preserving liquidity and avoiding interruptions in the supply chain such as those that have affected the global automotive industry in this decade, reported CNBC. In a public statement presented this Tuesday, GM said that the rotating purchase agreement, worth up to $4.5 billion, includes the company Procura Auto Parts, specialized i…
The Toronto Star
95% of Retail Supply Chain Leaders Say Disruption is Now a Critical Business Issue
CHARLOTTE, N.C., Aug. 11, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Nearly all retail supply chain leaders (95%) now view disruption as a critical business issue, according to new research from DP World, signalling a fundamental shift in how retailers are designing supply…
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