Slync.io has secured $24 million of new venture capital funding, highlighting the current trend for supply chain visibility platforms to attract private investors.

Top automakers including Tesla, General Motors, and Ford are heading out on the mining conference circuit as soaring demand for metals used in electric vehicles ignites a scramble to lock in long-term supplies.

The cyber-insurance market, battered by a rash of pandemic-era ransomware attacks, is making a comeback.

AMD and Intel, both based in Santa Clara, California, have competed fiercely for the market for microprocessor chips.

Royal Mail has resumed all international deliveries for parcels and letters which had been disrupted by a cyber attack in early January.

When Microsoft introduced a new version of its Bing search engine that includes the artificial intelligence of a chatbot, company executives knew they were climbing out on a limb.

Tesla Inc. is recalling hundreds of thousands of vehicles after U.S. authorities said its automated-driving technology could increase the risk of a crash.

Supply chains need to look at technologies that can impact efficiency and productivity across multiple functions and tasks. One often-overlooked technology is wireless network connectivity.

Shipment and inventory visibility repeatedly tops the list of must-haves in surveys as freight shippers scramble to build resilience and agility into their supply chains.

Ford Motor has stopped production and shipments of its electric pickup truck, the F-150 Lightning, while it looks into a potential problem with the vehicle’s battery pack.