House Committee Slams Biden’s Electric School Bus Program, Citing China Dependence and Waste

A new report by the House Energy and Commerce Subcommittee highlights concerns over the Biden administration’s $5 billion electric school bus program, alleging it promotes reliance on China for battery production and lacks sufficient safeguards against fraud and waste. The report claims the program favors electric buses over cheaper alternatives and that the subsidies don’t outweigh the high upfront costs.

MiQ Pilots Emissions Verification Model for US LNG Exports

MiQ, a global leader in emissions certification, has partnered with EQT Corporation and Uniper to pilot a new model for verifying and differentiating US LNG cargos based on their emissions. This initiative uses MiQ’s Supply Chain Protocol to provide comprehensive emissions data, enhancing transparency and enabling buyers to choose lower-emission options. The pilot transaction signifies a critical step toward addressing growing demand for transparent supply chain emissions information in the global LNG market.

SharkNinja (SN) Soars on Innovation and Expansion: A Deep Dive into its Growth Strategy

SharkNinja, Inc. (SN) has been a standout performer in the market, fueled by its relentless focus on product innovation, new category launches, and strategic international expansion. The company’s three-pronged growth strategy has resulted in impressive share gains, outpacing industry and market averages. This article delves into the key factors driving SharkNinja’s success, including its disruptive innovation, global agile supply chain, omni-channel strategy, and international expansion initiatives.

Trimble’s New Supply Chain Visibility Solution Boosts Stock

Trimble Inc. (TRMB) shares surged on Monday after the company announced the launch of Transporeon Visibility in North America. This new service provides real-time shipment tracking and AI-powered estimated arrival times for carriers and shippers across different transportation modes. Additionally, Trimble sold its global telematics business to Platform Science, securing a significant stake in the expanded company and a board seat.

Under Armour Updates Restructuring Plan, Expects Higher Charges

Under Armour has revised its restructuring plan, increasing expected charges to $140-$160 million due to exiting its California distribution facility. The company anticipates a wider operating loss but maintains its adjusted operating income and EPS outlook. Despite the increased charges, Under Armour remains optimistic about long-term efficiency gains from supply chain optimization.

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