Coronavirus: Manufacturers Rethink Global Supply Chain
The pandemic has laid bare the shortfalls of relying on overseas suppliers.
The pandemic has laid bare the shortfalls of relying on overseas suppliers.
While larger companies like Intel could mitigate the harm, smaller companies, especially farms, could face irreversible damage.
Steve Zika, CEO of Hampton Lumber, discusses the effect of trade tariffs and how to manage downturns.
Small businesses worry about unexpected price increases.
The future of trade hinges on a broader conversation about social and economic displacement.
The dollar’s decline is good news for Oregon’s traded sector companies.