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Mike Corder
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Supply Chain
WHO Warns Fears of Omicron Could Spark New Vaccine Hoarding
The U.N. health agency reiterated its advice to governments against the widespread use of boosters.
Regulation
Russia Gets Partial Win in $50B Case Over Bankrupt Oil Giant
Former shareholders of Yukos accused the Kremlin of taking down the company to silence its CEO.
Product Development
Cassette Tape Inventor Dies at 94
The engineer's goal was simple: make tapes and their players far more portable and easier to use.
Operations
US Manufacturers Start to Reopen
Boeing and a small number of other manufacturers around the U.S. geared up to resume production.
Operations
Device Can Scoop Plastic Out of Rivers
A floating solar-powered device called the "Interceptor" that scoops plastic out of rivers as it drifts past.
Food & Beverage
Farmers Protest Efforts to Cut Emissions, Reduce Herds
Slow-moving convoys of tractors protested government actions targeting carbon and nitrogen emissions from agriculture.
Supply Chain
Unilever Vows to Slash Use of Plastic
The company aims to achieve the goal by reducing its use of all plastics by 100,000 metric tons and using more recycled plastic.
Safety
5th Anniversary of MH17 Downing
The names of all 298 passengers and crew killed on July 17, 2014 will be read out at a solemn ceremony.
Operations
Ford May Reconsider UK Investments
Ford of Europe Chairman Steven Armstrong warned of the potentially disastrous effects of a no-deal Brexit.
Operations
Unilever CEO to Retire
Paul Polman's retirement ends 10 years at the helm of Unilever.
Product Development
Drone-Car Takes Flight
This could be the future of urban mobility.
Operations
Unilever Ditches Headquarters
The move will end a dual structure that goes back nearly 90 years.