"Everybody's so into this whole supply, supply, supply argument," said Cohen.
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The Canadian drug supply chain doesn't resemble the European supply chain, or the Turkish supply chain, or the Israeli supply chain.
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People would progressively migrate from illegal supply to legal supply.
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"While the supply-demand equilibrium remains fragile ... Brent remains in good short-term supply despite growing uncertainty about supply disruptions," he said.
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Supply creates demand, which generates more demand that fisherman can supply.
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"Mother Nature controls the supply, and when the supply is down, it doesn't take much for the demand to exceed the supply," he said.
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HD Supply: HD Supply has an earnings call before the market opens.
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Streamlining the supply chain Complex supply chains can be hard to digitize.
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Further up the supply chain, however, copper supply is in trouble again.
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RISING TREASURY SUPPLY Annual U.S. Treasury supply has nearly doubled since 2015.
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Security of supply and the optimization of supply were vital for Unipec.
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"It's an affordable supply issue, not just a supply issue," Chupkov said.
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Total will supply gasoline while Glencore will supply the country with diesel.
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CHILEAN SUPPLY The unclear supply outlook will also be a major focus.
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So that means that companies are having to invest more into titles at chief supply chain officers, SCPs of supply chain, VP of supply chain.
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It simply comes down to supply and demand, and now there's no supply.
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That's great news for housing supply in a market that is supply constrained.
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Tight credit is limiting new home supply as well as existing home supply.
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Supply is gaining, but still low at just 3.5 months' worth of supply.
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We do not forecast supply constraints in terms of fuel supply or tenants.
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It can threaten our food supply Melting glaciers also threaten the food supply.
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Supply-side was based on Say's Law, that supply creates its own demand.
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Federal Supply Chain Management Organization, a coalition of federal supply chain management professionals, hired Atlas Advocacy to work on small business access to the federal supply chain.
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Total will supply Angola with gasoline while Trafigura will supply diesel and marine diesel.
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SUPPLY-SIDE SHOCK AND AWE It's not that individual supply differentials have gone away.
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Total will supply Angola with gasoline while Glencore will supply diesel and marine diesel.
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Economists view a 6-month supply as a healthy balance between supply and demand.
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In other words, erratic demand appears to dampen supply while insufficient supply inhibits demand.
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Human trafficking is fueled by supply and demand: people demanding the supply of people.
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This smelter bottleneck is preventing new mine supply translating into better refined metal supply.
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Need Supply Co. Tatas Sweatshirt, $58, available at Need Supply Co. We heart it.
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Economists view a six-month supply as a healthy balance between supply and demand.
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Bitcoin's supply is capped at 21 million with the current supply standing at 16,789,425.
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Growing global supply should keep prices competitive with Ivory Coast's local supply, Long said.
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A six-months supply is viewed as a healthy balance between supply and demand.
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The Institute for Supply Management survey released on Monday also showed supply constraints emerging.
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The market's renewed focus on supply and specifically the potential for supply to under-perform relative to plan reflects a changed view about copper's underlying supply-usage dynamic.
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Areva said the subcontracts include among others, a long-term fuel supply agreement, and the delivery of the two nuclear steam supply systems, from design and supply to commissioning.
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"The difference lies in the supply dynamics … While copper supply is likely to become increasingly constrained over the coming years, aluminum supply should become more abundant," Goldman analysts said.
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"We have no water supply, no food supply, and we just learned that our energy supply will be cut off as well, and there's no way out," she said.
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Cask, which has a supply agreement with Ball, has not experienced supply issues, Love said.
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But "due to supply constraints," he adds, it's unlikely demand will match supply until 2018.
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War had isolated the southern Yemeni region, broken supply chains and cut the electricity supply.
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OPEC has over-delivered on the supply cut due in part to lower Venezuelan supply.
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Further growth depends on supply — larger productivity or labor force, and supply depends on incentives.
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"Vaccine supply is limited, and there's a need to accelerate that supply," Redfield told Congress.
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CPM said it expects total supply to rise again in 2017 due to mine supply.
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The Institute for Supply Management (ISM) survey released on Monday also showed supply constraints emerging.
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The puppeteers supply movement, which is the spark of life, while we supply the sympathy.
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Also, we don't just keep a ready supply of wipes, we keep a strategic supply.
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"Any kind of supply shock or instability would render the drug supply vulnerable," he says.
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"Supply-side economics" seems to work only for those with a ready supply of wealth.
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OPEC is an organization that was put together for basically producers to discuss supply demand and see if they could restrict demand when there isn't any then and add supply when there isn't any then add more supply if they have that supply available.
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"Once you connect the environmental impact to a supply chain, then many people along the supply chain, not only producers, can participate in cleaning up that supply chain," he said.
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So far, one supply contract has been agreed for the terminal - for Qatargas to supply PGNiG.
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But in the case of oil, a rise in supply (and projected supply) was more important.
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SUPPLY: Over 2014-2016 global mined lead supply shrank by roughly 500,000 tonnes, or 10 percent.
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Demand and supply, and the supply is on the social media side, the demand is us.
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A six-to-seven-months supply is viewed as a healthy balance between supply and demand.
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That said, there are signs that the supply hits are starting to outweigh the supply additions.
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You were talking about the imbalance between supply and demand and there's just not enough supply.
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Current inventory is future supply, and when there is excess supply, prices and margins go down.
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ALUMINIUM SUPPLY: China's aluminium producers are responding to tighter supply conditions by boosting output, data showed.
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SUPPLY PROBLEMS Tin's long-running supply issues, meanwhile, remain unaffected by these spread and stocks gyrations.
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SURGING U.S. SUPPLY Despite these factors, oil remains in plentiful supply thanks to surging U.S. production.
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SUPPLY HITS Refined metal supply outside of China, meanwhile, continues to be plagued by unexpected hits.
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Supply chains: Prepare for major disruptions to your supply chains, and especially to your service providers.
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Apprehending more people increases the supply of detainees, while deporting them more rapidly reduces that supply.
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With today's global supply chains, punishing Bombardier will punish global supply companies, mechanical systems and maintenance.
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But it's also in part due to increasing supply from the first wave of new lithium supply.
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It's All About Supply The development of functional data supply chains is crucial to operationalizing a business.
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Magesvaran Suranjan: We have multiple supply chains around the world and we leverage the supply chains optimally.
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The most popular entry-level seller at My Patriot Supply is a 3-month supply for $497.
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Shenzhen will also increase land supply and build more government-funded houses to balance demand and supply.
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IBM has been working on several supply chain uses cases, including diamond tracking and food supply protection.
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U.S. supply has already peaked and this latest data points to an accelerated decline in U.S. supply.
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Supply actually fell in December and January, which is usually when slower sales help to bolster supply.
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The value of coins with a fixed supply is based on increasing demand and steadily decreasing supply.
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The supply of existing homes is very low, but the supply of newly built homes is rising.
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Coal plants keep a 30 to 90 day coal supply on hand in case of supply disruption.
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Still processing the last supply surge, few in the nickel market have been investing in new supply.
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The Treasury market's demand and supply balance is looking increasingly short on demand and long on supply.
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As commodity prices rise, supply rises as well, but at a certain point, supply far exceeds demand.
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Egypt closed its local wheat supply season on Monday, meaning imports would be the sole supply source.
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The government may not be able to supply complete answers, but it can supply a complete record.
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Remember that supply and demand curve: When the demand (for workers) exceeds the supply, prices should rise.
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President Trump is being asked to expand vastly the marijuana gateway to addiction and death as opioid supply increases , the meth supply is growing , and the supply of cocaine is at record levels .
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As lawmakers and experts consider solutions to fix the fragile medical supply chain, many are focused on having the FDA gain visibility into our supply chain and relocating supply chains away from China.
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The lithium supply chain simply doesn't need that material right now any more than cobalt needs Mutanda's supply.
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Supply has surged since OPEC abandoned in 2014 its historic role of cutting supply to prop up prices.
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Like TOMS, the popular footwear brand, Cora donates a month's supply of products for every month's supply sold.
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It also mentions a "supply driven inflationary breakout" driven by factors such a supply bottlenecks or wage increases.
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National blood supply could get a boost How could changes to current policy affect the country's blood supply?
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The power, supplied by RWE Supply & Trading, will constitute the first supply under a German offshore wind PPA.
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SUPPLY RISK Adding to the uncertain supply picture was ongoing political unrest in both in Venezuela and Libya.
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Should we be worried by a future supply squeeze or is supply already being squeezed by dominant producers?
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But losses were limited as OPEC-led supply cuts and U.S. sanctions against Venezuela brightened the supply outlook.
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Then this situation will cut supply and make oil price goes up further in overall supply and demand.
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And the refined metal part of the copper supply chain is in essence balanced between supply and demand.
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We believe that UK government supply will continue to be an important factor in mitigating any supply constraints.
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Wait 10 seconds, then reconnect the power supply to the wall, then the console to the power supply.
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In sectors where demand outruns supply, customers order more than they need, in hopes of receiving adequate supply.
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Gold market participants also kept a close eye on physical supply as virus-led lockdowns stalled supply chains.
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One day he realized that even if you were the supply, you could also be the supply chain.
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Domino's said it expects the new supply chain to create 150 jobs and supply more than 450 stores.
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If not, it could disrupt manufacturers supply chains, particularly for automakers whose supply chains extend across North America.
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So a Reagan-era "supply side" story seems out of place — the supply of capital isn't constraining growth.
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"It's supply and demand — limited supply, and as this demand gets elevated, it becomes more newsworthy," he said.
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"When you look at commodities, the only time you get V-shaped moves is when you have supply disruptions, and we really haven't had any supply disruptions or any kind of supply dislocations," said Schlossberg.
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If supply (and only supply) moved randomly, the resulting dots would trace out the demand curve: they would show how much demand expands and contracts when prices fall and rise, thanks to variations in supply.
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The paper was on the private supply of a public good, not the public supply of a private good.
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By the principles of supply and demand, that slower growth in supply should raise the value of the currency.
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Six large energy firms dominate the supply of gas and electricity and supply almost 95163 percent of domestic customers.
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"The supply is excessive, demand is weaker than expected, the last thing we need is more supply," Buckley said.
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Furthermore, one trader said some sellers had hoarded supply for May in anticipation of supply disruptions that never came.
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Supply disruptions are giving some support, with an outage at a major Canadian oil sands facility cutting regional supply.
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Most of the mismatching happened in markets where there was too much luxury supply and too little affordable supply.
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But then HD Supply and Tractor Supply reported weak quarters, and have managed to bring down Home Depot, too.
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Shell has a deal to supply the Dubai Supply Authority (DUSUP) with LNG which it typically sources from Qatar.
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"Price is a good indicator of supply and that just indicates that the supply is extremely high," Douglas said.
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As with zinc, mine supply constraints have fed through to the refined metal part of the lead supply chain.
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Thematically, the federal government and other supply chain consumers should consider supply chain risks in a more nuanced framework.
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And if the supply chain ecosystem went down, Ford would go down, too, because there would be no supply.
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"Most hospitals have only a couple weeks of supply," the company wrote in an update on the supply chain.
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A supply shock comes when companies cannot get parts to support the global supply chain, particularly parts from China.
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OPEC supply tends to more directly influence Brent, whereas U.S. crude futures are more closely tied to U.S. supply.
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"The oil supply story is bullish," said Shin Kim, head of supply and production at S&P Global Platts.
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Supply and demand, and the supply side is what communicates what the pricing looks like for the demand side.
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But due to strong growth in supply from the United States and other non-OPEC producers, oil supply is exceeding demand, according to the International Energy Agency, despite lower Iranian exports and OPEC's voluntary supply curbs.
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"The industry must be set up, not only to supply us, but to supply the world from here," said Danisa.
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However, Japan can change the relative supply of yen versus dollars by increasing the money supply in its domestic economy.
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Over the years, he's replenished his supply of White Walkers by brokering a deal with Craster to supply his sons.
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Supply is especially low for cheaper, entry-level homes, but total supply is lower than it was one year ago.
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"Disney has their own generators, water supply, food supply, so we're really in good hands," Jessica adds in the post.
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It has two members, Libya and Nigeria where supply disruptions have kept a significant supply of oil off the market.
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Flint's water supply became contaminated with lead after the city switched its water supply to the Flint River in 2014.
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JD is using its logistics business to supply goods to small convenience stores, cutting out parts of the supply chain.
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But chefs Kylie Kwong and Peter Gilmore rely on contracted farmers to supply native ingredients for their supply and demand.
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This growth should also help mitigate operating challenges from cranberry concentrate supply-demand imbalances caused by recent cranberry supply increases.
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Right now the zinc price is suggesting that a wave of new mine supply is crashing along the supply chain.
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Therefore, the sanctions from the United States make the aluminum supply prospects uncertain and may cause the supply market shrink.
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GM finished September with 76 days' supply of unsold vehicles, down from more than 100 days' supply over the summer.
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China already dominates the global supply of REM, and exclusive access to the moon's supply could provide huge economic advantages.
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An obvious trend is how coal power supply is in sharp decline while the natural gas supply is growing steadily.
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An abundance of oil companies can supply fuel and T&R has in place contingent physical security of supply contracts.
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Such a concentration of supply in such an important global supply chain poses a long-term dilemma for aluminium users.
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Why Walmart is in-housing more of its supply chainPremack: Walmart actually is in-housing more of a supply chain.
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The supply shock stems from disrupted supply chains and businesses closing down for safety reasons or due to government mandates.
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HD Supply Holdings— Shares of industrial distributor HD Supply tanked 4.2% after missing analysts' estimates for its second-quarter earnings.
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Renewed warfare in the region would threaten the very pipelines that supply Israel with approximately 40% of its oil supply.
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That represents a 3.7-month supply at the current sales pace, down from a 4-month supply a year ago.
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The housing market is already facing a supply crisis, with demand substantially higher than the supply of homes for sale.
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WIDENING LNG SUPPLY-DEMAND GAP While a 10 percent gain in demand doesn't sound too bad, the additional capacity in supply in 2016 is in the order of 15 percent, opening up a substantial supply-demand gap.
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On the supply side, oil markets have received support from supply cuts led by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries.
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Mark Millar, author of "Global Supply Chain Ecosystems", argues that just because supply chains shrink does not mean that they simplify.
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GASC normally falls under Egypt's supply ministry but is being run by trade minister Tarek Kabil following the supply minister's resignation.
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Some analysts have said an extension of the supply cuts would be necessary to maintain stability in global supply/demand balances.
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Its "conservative" estimate calls for returning supply from Iraq, Libya and Nigeria to add 100,000 barrels per day to global supply.
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The United States experienced supply chain breakdown when Hurricane Maria caused a disruption in the supply of small bag IV saline.
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Its business scope covers various public sectors, including infrastructure construction, affordable housing, public transportation, water supply, sewage treatment and heat supply.
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"Considerable uncertainty remains in the global supply chain due to multiple trade actions, sanctions, and supply disruption," the earnings release said.
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As a matter of national policy, the federal government undertakes measures to reduce supply disruption costs and ensure security of supply.
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The organization will then increase supply at the moment when non-OPEC supply is accelerating and demand growth is already slowing.
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Why do voters punish presidential candidates for mortgage credit-supply contraction, yet fail to reward them for mortgage credit-supply expansion?
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Today the supply is in line with demand and prices have responded to competition in the market for the smaller supply.
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When it comes to saving lives, we must boost the supply to match the protections, not decrease protections to match supply.
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He also said the supply ramp-up is "going well," but "can't predict" when supply will be in balance with demand.
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"Our products utilize a super-sustainable supply of seaweed, a supply that is overseen and regulated by local governments," Briganti said.
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What happens in China will determine how fast or how slowly the zinc market transitions from supply deficit to supply surplus.
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Supply chain & procurement The Chipotle contamination crisis (and others like it) underscores the importance of improving visibility into food supply chains.
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Rampant shale supply and faltering demand due to a global economic slowdown have threatened to unbalance oil supply and demand dynamics.
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Before his death, Mr. Pilmar had spent much of his life working in his family's office-supply business, King Office Supply.
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" Warning that OPEC compliance with pledged supply reductions fell to its lowest level during June-July since supply cuts were initiated in January, albeit recovering somewhat in August, Tchilinguirian added that "OPEC's efforts to reduce excess oil supply on the market are challenged by non-OPEC supply growth this year and next, mainly driven by U.S. shale oil.
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"The primary supply to Vitol will come from LNG Canada as well as from (Petronas') other global LNG supply portfolio," Vitol said.
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One bright spot in the market is an increase in supply, especially in markets where supply had been tightest and demand highest.
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SUPPLY RESTRAINT OPEC's share of the agreed oil supply cut is 800,000 bpd and the report showed producers are cutting much more.
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On the supply side, a number of outages are reducing supply somewhat, but that is also not enough to balance the market.
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Tundra was founded by married couple Arnold and Katie Engel who previously ran a global supply chain company called Vox Supply Chain.
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OPEC's decision in November 2014 to not cut supply, hoping a drop in prices would curb supply from competitors, deepened the decline.
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Ultimately, if the demand for a product exceeds the supply, it will translate into higher demand than supply for the stock, too.
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Homebuilders are not adding tremendous supply right now, especially not affordable supply, so that is unlikely to help in the short term.
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High prices encouraged new mine supply, which depressed prices, but smelters have been slower than expected to churn mine supply into metal.
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More production from U.S. shale producers could affect supply and demand dynamics, putting downward pressure on oil prices if supply outweighs demand.
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Markets are treading carefully around uncertainty over Iran's supply, however, and signs of ample supply kept a lid on price rises Wednesday.
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The traditional method of looking at the supply-demand balance and assessing the cost of marginal supply does provide a starting point.
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But some carmakers might welcome NAFTA withdrawal because their supply chain is more concentrated in the U.S. than their competitors' supply chains.
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Lower tariffs helped North American supply chains compete, but the data does not show supply-chain trade growing faster than other types.
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Flashback: The bet here is that the building construction supply chain isn't really all that different from the computer manufacturing supply chain.
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They are going to bring their own supply of water because they do not trust the water supply wherever they are going.
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The outbreak already has caused supply chain disruptions for about three-quarters of U.S. companies surveyed by the Institute for Supply Management.
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The balloon effect also doesn't mean that going after supply is entirely useless; there are some supply enforcement efforts that could help.
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There's a limited supply of ventilators in the USMedical supply shortages for gear like masks have already started to hit US hospitals.
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Experts say there won't be major disruptions in food supply, but analysts have expressed fears over disruptions in the drug supply chain.
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"If you apply supply and demand, there's always a supply of talent who's willing to do anything if you aren't," he said.
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However, more nefariously, economic pundits have expressed concern for supply-side disruptions: including staff productivity losses, supply-chain dysfunction, and facility closures.
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"We have very quickly moved on to Plan B, found alternative sources of supply — alternative routes of supply as well," he said.
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Two of the three building supply stores on the island were all but wiped out, leaving lumber and Sheetrock in short supply.
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Significant federal investment is needed to both increase the supply of affordable homes for low-income renters and preserve the existing supply.
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Consolidation on multiple tiers of the drug supply chain have changed the face of the generic drug market, warping supply and demand.
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In 2011, flooding in Thailand greatly disrupted the supply of computer chips, affecting the supply of computers and other high-tech devices.
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Supply chain visibility Due to government, consumer and ethical pressures, companies and supply chains will be increasingly in the spotlight in 2017, said Geraint John, senior vice president of research at SCM World, a global community of supply chain professionals.
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Japanese steelmakers have bought coking coal from the United States, Canada and China to replace lost supply from Australia, but are paying nearly double the $150 a ton price being discussed with sellers for second-quarter supply before the supply disruption.
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However, the discussion has primarily centered on the supply of opioids: the quantity distributed, how limitations on availability (supply) lead addicts to heroin and how addiction can be prevented by restricting supply of this potent pain killer in the first place.
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It's still not high enough to bring forth incremental shale crude supply which is really a short-term incremental supply to the market.
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"There could be pockets here and there ... which are still off supply but most of the areas are back on supply," Sang said.
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Connor has led the strategic transformation of GSK's supply chain to support improved quality and supply performance, the company said in a statement.
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And Americans use almost all of the entire world supply of certain opioids, including a full 99 percent of the world's hydrocodone supply.
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Supply firms have flocked to China's booming aerospace sector, which is looking to supply parts faster and cheaper in a competitive global market.
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On the mine supply side, analysts estimate the disruptions will cut around 5,400 tonnes per day from the global supply of copper concentrate.
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Read MoreApple supply chain checks 'somewhat concerning' In terms of the best countries, Switzerland overtook Norway as the top nation for supply chains.
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That created chaos in the helium supply chain for weeks as roughly 30 percent of the global supply was taken off the market.
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) November supply and demand report nearly doubled its estimate of world corn supply to 307.51 million tonnes.
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The U.S. Treasury Department will sell $13 billion in 30-year supply on Thursday, completing this week's $58 billion fixed-rate Treasuries supply.
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OUTAGES On the supply side, a number of outages are reducing supply somewhat, but that is also not enough to balance the market.
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OPEC and its allies, which have had a supply pact since 2017, meet in Vienna on Thursday and Friday to discuss supply cuts.
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Mine supply is expected to be flat next year, but supply of recycled metal from autocatalysts has the potential to rebound, it said.
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This increased crude supply would be reliant on demand, OPEC insiders told CNBC, although if market demand is apparent, supply would grow accordingly.
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SAP's customers are in globally connected supply chains and his company's solutions can "help them manage supply chain decisions" using data, he said.
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Anand Pande, head of supply-chain finance at iGTB, which provides technology to banks, calls supply-chain finance "a land of unrealised promise".
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SunEdison also inked a 15-year power-supply contract with Colbun, to supply the Chilean energy company with 200 gigawatt hours per year.
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The Corps has started to draw on 3D printing to supply new and replacement parts, as well as to augment standard supply chains.
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The market was already in an 8,000-tonne supply deficit last year and SP Angel expects demand to continue exceeding supply through 2020.
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OPEC+ returned to supply cuts in 2019 out of concern that slowing economic growth and demand would lead to a new supply glut.
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And this just-in-time workforce then becomes a model for a way to think about supply, whether that's labor supply or components.
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There's advice for increasing your milk supply, as well as information on things that can affect your supply and tips for stopping feeding.
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"It is this diversity of supply that reduces risk" Furthermore, relying on a single source of energy — the US's own supply — is risky.
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Reports suggested early supply constraints were related to the OLED screens, though Apple seems to have managed to overcome any potential supply issues.
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Angola, where natural declines at oilfields curbed production in recent years, boosted supply in October due to supply from a new field, Gindungo.
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FABER: GLOBAL SUPPLY -- YOU ARE AS GLOBAL A COMPANY AS IT COMES WITH A GLOBAL SUPPLY CHAIN, MANUFACTURING IN PLACES AROUND THE WORLD.
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Supply was also reduced, as the frigid temperatures unexpectedly knocked many conventional power plants offline, in some cases due to fuel supply constraints.
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Shell has a deal to supply the Dubai Supply Authority (DUSUP) with LNG which it typically sources from Qatar because of its proximity.
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Yet, lead's supply problems are more structurally severe than those of zinc and the divergence in supply performance is only going to grow.
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The retailer has benefited from its "well-diversified and flexible" supply chain, which allowed it to address and mitigate supply issues, it said.
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Flow-based energy systems must match demand and supply in real time, across wide distances, and can be vulnerable to disruptions of supply.
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Lofty oil prices courtesy of OPEC's stronghold on global supply and a relative inefficient American supply chain kept prices above $100 a barrel.
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Despite repeated warnings from technicians within the hospital and from the oxygen supply company, the oxygen supply was allowed to dwindle to nothing.
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Potential homebuyers are coming up against high prices and meager supply, although more supply is slowly trickling back onto the market this summer.
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Recent surveys from the Institute of Supply Management, a supply management association, and YPO, a group of young executives, fit the same pattern.
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The increase in supply options and infrastructure routes means markets can more quickly signal supply disruptions and respond to them through price movements.
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Britain-based medical goods supplier Bunzl Healthcare said it sourced some goods from Top Glove, but did not supply to NHS Supply Chain.
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But Sprint phones are in high demand and short supply since they seemed to supply service for much more of the Florida Keys.
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HD Supply — Shares of HD Supply rose about 3.5% after the industrial distributor said it plans to split into two separate public companies.
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Warner on Monday advocated for the need to strengthen and secure U.S. military equipment supply chains and telecommunications supply chains against Chinese cyberattacks.
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The price of oil climbed on hopes that a recent fall in supply will help balance the supply-demand disconnect for the commodity.
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OPEC+ returned to supply cuts in 22019 out of concern that slowing economic growth and demand would lead to a new supply glut.
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Ministry of Supply Atlas Crewneck Sweater, available in two colors, $135 Ministry of Supply Atlas V-Neck Sweater, available in two colors, $135
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The IEA said in its latest oil market report on Thursday that a rebalancing of supply and demand was starting to become evident from the existing supply and demand data which showed that global oil supply was starting to look more measured.
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The supply on the high end of the market is much greater, and the supply in the middle of the market, which is where most of the homebuilders target, is growing, but there is not much hope for supply on the low end.
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Ischemia-reperfusion injury is the tissue damage that can occur when blood supply (and, consequently, oxygen supply) is temporarily cut off to an organ.
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"The much-vaunted wall of supply that hit copper in 2016 failed to drown the red metal in excess supply, " the Citi note added.
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But since supply and demand drives the price of oil in the United States, supply constraints could then drive up the price of oil.
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A second source said a deeper supply cut was an option depending on estimated growth in supply from non-OPEC and U.S. shale oil.
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Through the creation of yen to purchase dollars the BOJ would be increasing the supply of yen and reducing the available supply of dollars.
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McColl's also began a new supply partnership with Morrisons , Britain's No. 13 supermarket group, earlier than previously scheduled to supply affected stores with tobacco.
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But with a heroin supply full of fentanyl, Tyndall argues, providing a safer supply to people who can't or won't quit just makes sense.
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Citing a research brief by DHL, Gideon Brothers says that demand for supply chain professionals exceeds supply by a ratio of six to one.
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"It is basically fears that the whole supply chain is functioning poorly, that there's some dysfunction in the supply chain," said Evercore ISI's Muken.
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Deliveroo can't expand without restaurant supply and now it's telling restaurants it will not only bring the customers but can also supply the kitchens.
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They also need to pump blood nearly seven feet (two meters) straight up in order to supply their brains with an ample oxygen supply.
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The group started withholding supply in 2017 and this year, amid strong demand, the market tightened significantly, triggering calls by consumers for higher supply.
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When it comes to supply, the OPEC report predicts non-OPEC supply to initially fall in the coming year before increasing up until 2021.
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There is an excess supply of apartments priced at more than $5 million "and more supply continues to come onto the market," Miller said.
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We know how to radically increase the supply of zero-carbon electricity; increasing the supply of zero-carbon liquid fuels is much more difficult.
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Supply deals into Europe offer a valuable option as Asia's gas-consuming economies rein in new deals in light of a growing supply overhang.
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Lead and tin sit somewhere in the middle of the supply spectrum, perhaps because in each market supply is an accumulation of known unknowns.
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It comes in a seven-day supply for $5.99 and will be available at CVS stores; a 28-day supply will be available soon.
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Those policies have shrunk supply and left the market with less cushion to absorb unexpected supply disruptions — which have been plentiful in recent weeks.
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In addition, supply this year was particularly short in the United States as planned maintenance at petrochemical plants reduced the supply of certain plastics.
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Right now the refined copper market is going through one of its confused phases, displaying simultaneous symptoms of both supply surplus and supply deficit.
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This growth has driven a supply-chain change from an inventory based "manufacture-to-supply" model to a replenishment-based "manufacture-to-order" model.
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The Ministry of Supply is in charge of Egypt's food subsidy program and main state grain buyer, the General Authority for Supply Commodities (GASC).
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The latest data shows OPEC's strict implementation with the agreement on trimming supply make the supply and demand fundamentals improved and oil prices increased.
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Government Directives to Manage Supply: The Indonesian government in late March 2017 directed the poultry industry to reduce the supply of day-old chicks.
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Apple's iPhone X was originally expected to face serious supply issues, though Apple seems to have worked out any problems in the supply chain.
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Let's ensure we have the robust domestic supply chain to guarantee our military has the supply of materials it needs when it needs them.
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"Given the tight memory supply/demand dynamics, Apple's results could be negatively affected by lack of supply or higher-than-expected prices," he wrote.
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Enarsa has already cancelled two LNG shipments, as well as having postponed imports on other supply, as talks continue on further supply, he said.
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The supply of homes for sale fell to just 3.4 months' worth in November, the lowest since the NAR began tracking supply in 1999.
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The gift came from billionaire Diane Hendricks, whose company, Hendricks Holding Co., owns building supply company ABC Supply Co. She lives in Beloit, Wis.
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The information economy operates on the same principle of supply and demand as the real economy—demand has to be greater than the supply.
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But oil inventories appear balanced, with supply (less Iranian/Venezuelan supply) and demand (less business cyclical demand) factors partly offsetting each other, it added.
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"There's definitely supply concession with the 30-year and corporate supply," said Stan Sun, interest rate strategist at Nomura Securities International in New York.
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It would have a hard time boosting GDP because the supply side of the economy is damaged by supply-chain bottlenecks and safety fears.
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Supply shortage forces doctor to scrape flu kits The supply shortage has jammed the gears of concerted efforts to turn the corner on testing.
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Going after the supply of opioids has led to the supply getting more dangerous, emphasizing the need for more action on the demand side.
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And because international farmers and their supply chains face similar problems, we could receive fewer food imports, potentially limiting supply and driving up prices.
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Mr. Pesquera said he saw someone give up some of their insulin supply to a fellow diabetic who had just one day's supply left.
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A trade deal with Taiwan could help secure United States and allied supply chains by accelerating the reorganization of Asian supply chains currently underway.
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Shortages are the result of supply-demand imbalance, caused by either an unexpected increase in demand, or an unexpected decrease in supply, or both.
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Construction companies; auto supply, repair and maintenance shops; mortuary services; food cultivation, including farming, livestock and fishing; bicycle supply and repair shops; homeless shelters.
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Oil supply The coronavirus outbreak comes at a particularly bad time for oil prices, which were already under pressure from a global supply glut.
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Looking ahead, OPEC's optimistic view assumes its supply cuts will remain in effect, and the global supply glut will finally clear from the market.
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Because our economy operates on "supply and demand" this increase in the money supply spawns low interest rates — as evidenced by the past decade.
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His father is a vice president overseeing operations and sales at Sterling Sanitary Supply Corporation, a family-run janitorial supply company in Woodside, Queens.
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They don't want to invest in anything that relies on a global supply chain, because that supply chain might unravel with Trump's next tweet.
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Supply shortages and panic induced by the global health crisis are trickling into the supply chain of one of the world's biggest online retailers.
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On the supply side, LG might be providing batteries for the 2018 iPhones, while Samsung is rumored to supply both OLED displays and chips.
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Existing supply curbs of 1.2 million barrels per day, aimed at supporting oil prices and preventing excess supply, are set to expire in March.
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"Overall, the market is quite tight in terms of supply but new supply from Australia should help going forward," a Singapore-based trader said.
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His research is focused on companies that supply parts to Apple, and he believes companies in the LED supply chain are attractive options for hardware investors, especially if supply gets "tight" in 2020 as Apple buys up components for a mini LED iPad and MacBook.
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And while the added variety can help with attracting different types of guests and broaden its supply of accommodations, Lehane says it's "not being driven by a supply constraint as much as the desire to supply a new type of traveler the experience they want."
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I've heard economists argue that this is different: There's a demand-side problem here, but it's a supply-side shock where people can't go to work to supply their labor, where businesses can't supply their goods, where people won't travel, and that's harder to solve.
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The scale of disruption at this stage of the supply chain is near unprecedented, instilling an extra element of volatility into the bigger supply picture.
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With the onset of horizontal drilling, America now has a more than 100-year supply of natural gas and a 500-year supply of coal.
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Angola, where natural declines at oilfields have been curbing production in recent years, boosted supply in September due to supply from a new field, Gindungo.
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Iran's return to the market after Western sanctions were lifted has added to supply pressures as the country's refused to budge on increasing its supply.
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The biggest supply drop came from Saudi Arabia, which has cut supply even further below its OPEC target in a bid to reduce oil inventories.
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Egypt's supply ministry is in charge of a massive food subsidy program and the main state grain buyer, the General Authority for Supply Commodities (GASC).
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An official from the Chennai Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewage Board said it is planning to continue to supply up to four trains a day.
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Called the ICT Supply Chain Task Force, government officials hope to better understand to address security issues with global technology supply chains and make recommendations.
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The glut in new development is even worse: The supply of newly built condos jumped 56 percent over last year, to a 19-month supply.
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China's import picture is also one of growing diversification of supply, not least from Indonesia, the other political wild-card in the nickel supply chain.
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JP Morgan said it expected global oil supply to remain robust despite short-term disruptions, forecasting OPEC supply in 2018 at about 32.9 million bpd.
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Together with finite amounts of hoarded scrap, that should mean the scrap effect fades over time as the supply bulge moves down the supply chain.
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Mylan has nine independent sites, including the Nashik facility, that produce and supply ARVs, which helps maintain continuous supply, Mylan spokeswoman Nina Devlin told Reuters.
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The rebound was fueled by supply outages from Canada to Nigeria that created the perception that a two-year-old supply glut may be easing.
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"We expected more supply disruptions out of Nigeria this week but the pace of new supply problems from that country beats our expectations," he said.
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The companies also signed a multi-year crude oil supply agreement for yellow and black waxy crude oil to supply Tesoro's Salt Lake City refinery.
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While the world's largest producer faces a reconfiguration of its supply chain, the world's largest exporter, Indonesia, continues to hold supply hostage to internal politics.
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While total supply is still lower than a year ago, this is, perhaps, the first sign that the supply crisis may be beginning to ease.
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"The key is making sure that the supply chain remains very strong, and the key component of that strong supply chain is access to labor."
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Everyone will start taking actions to derisk their own economies by fragmenting their supply chain or by diversifying their supply chains in a fragmented world.
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People who want to prepare in advance should keep a two-week supply of food and water and a 30-day supply of prescription medication.
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The Sherzais also controlled lucrative contracts to supply gravel to the American base, and Raziq's company, Sherzai Construction and Supply, provided trucks to the Americans.
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So any further large supply disruption will impact oil supply and prices more than they would have done if Saudi Arabia still had spare capacity.
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So any further large supply disruption will impact oil supply and prices more than they would have done if Saudi Arabia still had spare capacity.
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"Closing Orchard Supply was a very difficult decision," but it will allow Lowe's to spend shareholders' money elsewhere, including on improving supply chain, he said.
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One of OBS's new barges will be deployed to supply distillate fuels, while the remaining four are expected to supply residual fuels, the spokeswoman said.
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SUPPLY RISK: Fears that labour disputes would cause supply disruption this year helped drive copper prices to a four year high of $7,312.50 in December.
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"We are managing supply and believe we have adequate supply at least for the time being," the spokeswoman wrote in an email to VICE News.
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In announcing his hiring in February, Target touted Valdez' experience, calling him a "seasoned supply chain leader" who was focused on Amazon's international supply chain expansion.
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NEFI is encouraging heating oil retailers to secure a portion of their physical supply during the transition to the new shipping fuel rules through supply agreements.
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The total supply of bitcoin is capped at 21 million coins, currently 16 million coins are traded freely leaving only 5 million coins in additional supply.
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Contraceptives are in short supply in Venezuela, with most pharmacies sold out, so it's largely up to black marketeers like Beatriz to supply women with them.
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This backwardated structure to the market, when prices for prompt supply are higher than later months, is a clear sign of a commodity in short supply.
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To deal with the supply chain challenge, Tesla is taking page from Henry Ford's playbook and attempting to vertically integrate its supply chain (hence the gigafactory).
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"A technical fault ... caused all regions connected to the national power grid to lose electricity supply," the Tanzania Electric Supply Company (TANESCO) said in a statement.
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Arconic — Arconic won its first major supply deal since being spun off from Alcoa, a $1 billion contract with aircraft maker Airbus to supply aluminum products.
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Where there is demand, there is ample supply, and the supply of creative pin and patch releases seems to increase every week (in the best way).
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With U.S. supply surging, Goldman Sachs said it expected non-OPEC supply to grow by 1.9 million bpd this year, more than offsetting the OPEC cuts.
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Aluminium trading will remain something of a rollercoaster as it attempts to reprice the supply-demand dynamics through the prism of Beijing's supply-side reform programme.
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"Ticketmaster supplies the product directly to concert-goers; it does not supply it first to venue operators who in turn supply it to concertgoers," Arnold wrote.
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"Expiring power plant supply contracts will be successively replaced with renewable energy," said Torsten Schein, chief executive of DB Energie, the unit responsible for power supply.
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As is the case with Apple, Microsoft's recall is for the cable that connects the power supply to the electrical socket; not the power supply itself.
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On the supply side, oil markets have received support from supply cuts by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and non-OPEC members including Russia.
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Meanwhile, oil prices rose on mounting supply concerns tied to Venezuelan crude output and a possible cut in Iranian exports that could further curb global supply.
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Gulf states wanted to increase supply to ease prices but were outnumbered by other OPEC members, including Iran and Venezuela, that wanted to maintain supply levels.
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The Common Seawater Supply Project (CSSP), which would supply water to more than six southern oilfields, including Exxon's existing West Qurna 212 field and BP's (BP.
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If the supply of the vehicles is limited, then the vehicles start to spike in price as they are bought up, creating a scarcity in supply.
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For those that are, hiring a head recruiter from your world to manage your supply can be the quickest way to boost your supply-side growth.
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It was able to overcome a mismatch between supply and demand in certain neighborhoods by throttling some of its supply to areas that had more demand.
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Last year the US launched a supply chain task force to examine the issue after a number of supply-chain attacks were uncovered in recent years.
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Red Cross convoys have been stopped and searched by mobs of hundreds of Buddhist protesters; ICRC supply trucks have fatally crashed; supply warehouses have been looted.
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While mine supply has surged, the flow-through to better availability in the refined metal segment of the supply chain has taken much longer than expected.
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"We expect to expand the testing once we're confident in stable supply, and so we're working, obviously, with our manufacturing and supply chain partners," he said.
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Estimates of global tin supply this year previously ranged mostly between 143,000 and 380,000 tonnes, meaning around 8% of supply is coming out of the market.
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At the current pace of sales, the district has a 5003-month supply of inventory of single-family homes and a 12-month supply of condominiums.
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"We expect to expand the testing once we're confident in stable supply, and so we're working, obviously, with our manufacturing and supply chain partners," he said.
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The market also is preparing for a major supply surplus in 2020, which is the result of tepid demand growth at a time of surging supply.
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"The supply and demand sides both weakened, supply chains became stagnant, and there was a big backlog of previous orders," he said in a press release.
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For most American companies, China is a major part of the supply chain — and rejiggering a decades-old supply chain is costly and difficult, Duesterberg says.
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"HomeAway is making progress on integrating more supply onto the Expedia platform (95k listings) and increasing its supply of instantly bookable properties (500k listings)," Nowak said.
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By using price targets, rather than supply constraints, to control money supply, a rates corridor reduces the fear factor that has historically overhung China's money market.
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Heavy longer-dated U.S. Treasury supply this week was also seen limiting the fall in bond yields, while European markets braced for new supply from Germany.
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"We're likely to see an increase in supply of oil at a time where supply and demand are roughly a little bit more balanced," Boscher added.
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Supply-side shocks are a problem: A supply-side shock such as a spike in the oil price could reduce economic growth but fuel rising prices.
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The Federal Reserve Chairman missed the opportunity to explain a fundamental "supply problem" that is restricting the supply of small business bank credit under Dodd-Frank.
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Since the recession "supply increases have continued," which coupled with a higher savings rate has led to "excess supply seemingly everywhere in the economy," McCourt notes.
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Because the Mexican supply chain is undifferentiated from the U.S. supply chain, the meatpacker does not have to share the increased export profits with American ranchers.
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"When you compare that demand with the supply of cinemas across the market, there is a pretty significant mismatch between demand and supply," he told Reuters.
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" He also said that because the company manufactures all over the world, "within our existing supply chain footprint we can easily mitigate this supply chain impact.
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Pertamina will supply blending components to Freepoint, Witjaksono said, adding that the Indonesian firm is also keen to supply bunker fuel from the terminal to ships.
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So markets think, if Iran continues to cut its supply, then reserve capacity will under the pressure of oil supply, and that may fuel oil price.
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"The electric supply was stopped to Tomari nuclear plant, but it can operate without external electric supply for one week," Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga said.
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China has imported large volumes of mixed aromatics in recent weeks due to a supply shortage out of Europe, where the country usually sources this supply.
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Uber claims surge pricing increases driver supply, but researchers say the feature serves to redistribute existing supply while pricing out some customers and prolonging driver shifts.
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But for any large, complex, manufactured item, you have an entire supply chain, and that supply chain has on the order of six months of inertia.
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Internet of Things Supply Chain ManagementOne of the biggest trends poised to upend supply chain management is asset tracking, which gives companies a way to totally overhaul their supply chain and logistics operations by giving them the tools to make better decisions and save time and money.
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In July, Caltex said Woolworths would start a wholesale food supply to over 700 existing Caltex convenience sites as part of a 15-year fuel supply deal.
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Aramco will also supply at least 50 percent of the crude that will be processed at RAPID, with an option to increase the supply, the source said.
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ADNOC's supply cuts will mostly hit Asia, although refiners there said that the cuts fell within contractual allowances under which ADNOC can alter agreed monthly supply volumes.
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Oil prices rose after U.S. government data showed signs of tightening supply and as investors remained concerned about supply disruptions following U.S. sanctions on Venezuela's oil industry.
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MESTER: SOME MANUFACTURING FIRMS SAY THAT, YOU KNOW, IT'S VERY DISRUPTIVE BECAUSE THEY HAVE TO THINK ABOUT THEIR SUPPLY CHAINS AND CHANGING SUPPLY CHAINS IS VERY DISRUPTIVE.
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The others are a supply ministry adviser responsible for coordination with parliament, a supply ministry spokesman and an official in the FIHC chairman's office, according to MENA.
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Look, supply-side tax cuts, deregulation, opening the energy sector, pro-growth trade reform, that's improving the supply side, the production and investment side of the economy.
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"We signed the deal to minimize supply volatility and the long-term supply contract is a way to ensure stable supplies," an SK Innovation spokesman told Reuters.
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The study found evidence of human trafficking, forced labor, and child labor in Nestlé's supply chain and suggests that other brands' supply chains are equally at risk.
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Arconic (ARNC) won its first major supply deal since being spun off from Alcoa (AA), a $1 billion contract with aircraft maker Airbus to supply aluminum products.
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Crude prices surged to a four-year high early in 2018 as tensions with Iran and OPEC supply cuts raised concerns that global oil supply was dwindling.
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The act obliges large U.K. and international companies that supply goods and services to the country to disclose measures taken to remove slavery from their supply chains.
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Short supply is the culprit in the hottest areas, keeping properties supremely pricey But supply isn't terribly tight everywhere; that presents some enticing new opportunities for buyers.
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Some of these producers have visited Japan and "told us if you need more crude oil, we can supply," said Cosmo Oil's director of supply Masashi Nakayama.
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For instance, Fitch's SSNOI growth estimates for office and multifamily incorporate changing supply because supply appears to be relatively more strongly correlated to these sectors' SSNOI growth.
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The other issues concerned the increased influence the combined group would have on the broadcasters that supply programming, and the wholesale supply of TV to smaller operators.
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But that can actually take 18 months, not only to get the supply, but to bring the supply to the standards at which we want to operate.
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Some, however, pointing to a large supply overhang in the jack-up market, with total supply counting more than 500 units, while current demand is around 300.
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Additional pricing power is shifting toward the supply side in certain commodities thanks to China's enforcement of capacity adjustments and China-induced supply disruptions becoming an issue.
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The hospital says it began aggressively testing its water supply after noticing an uptick in Legionnaires' cases at the hospital, and countywide, after the water supply switch.
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INDONESIA VOLATILITY While the world's largest producer faces a reconfiguration of its supply chain, the world's largest exporter, Indonesia, continues to hold supply hostage to internal politics.
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OPEC members meet next week to discuss extending a global supply cut, but the possibility of U.S. supply eating into their market share will be a challenge.
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The dock also includes a separate AC power supply, instead of powering off of the laptop, making it possible for it to supply charging for your computer.
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"There are Japanese companies that supply parts to Huawei, and supply chains are intertwined in complex ways," Aso told a news conference after a regular cabinet meeting.
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And while the supply of individual cryptocurrencies cannot be readily changed, the overall supply of them can be "infinitely increased" by the creation of new virtual currencies.
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Lags in supply chains: When the cost of an input into a supply chain goes up, most producers do not immediately hike their prices on stores shelves.
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The additional supply could reduce the cost of the raw material for the world's top roasters, many of whom are seeking to secure increased supply from Colombia.
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Still, the Japanese buyers are paying nearly double the $90 a tonnes price that they were discussing with sellers for second-quarter supply before the supply disruption.
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Topping the list, with a net worth of $4.9 billion, is Diane Hendricks, the cofounder and chairman of ABC Supply, a roofing supply company based in Wisconsin.
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""Expansion of Productive Capacity and Supply, which allows the President to incentivize the domestic industrial base to expand the production and supply of critical materials and goods.
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NICKEL SUPPLY: Philippine nickel mining companies are likely to boost ore production next year when Indonesia bans exports, but may be unable to fill the supply gap.
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We make it in the U.S. And they're coming day and night to make insulin so there is no gap and supply we have plenty of supply.
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So far, she said, no one is reporting disruptions in the illegal drug supply, but that could happen and changes in supply are linked with overdose risk.
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Because on the internet, there's an endless supply of foot pics; thanks to MSCHF, there can be an endless supply of strangely cursed foot pics as well.
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Classical economists would argue that when the price of a product rises sharply because demand is outstripping supply, the producer of the product will increase the supply.
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Salmon, the focus of supply concerns a year ago after disease ravaged production in Chile, should see prices stabilize, while oysters have also been spared supply snags.
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General Motors ended the month with almost 940,000 vehicles in its inventory, or 104 days supply, well above the industry's traditional target of 65-70 days supply.
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Secure the government supply chain The DOD is completely overhauling the manner in which it secures the defense supply chain via the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC).
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Oil prices slipped on Monday as concerns about supply disruptions eased and Libyan ports reopened while traders eyed potential supply increases by Russia and other oil producers.
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Of the three vessel types in its fleet - platform supply (PSV), anchor handling (AHTS) and construction supply (CSV) - the latter is used for building offshore wind parks.
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Investors are worried that, with Venezuelan supply falling sharply, Iranian crude supply will be cut sharply ahead of the imposition on U.S. sanctions on Tehran in November.
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Volumes covered by the supply contracts weren't made public, but a person with knowledge of the terms said Aramco would supply the same volume as in 2018.
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While supply declined overall, Redfin noted a large rise in listings in some of the most supply starved markets, which is where home prices have overheated most.
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WILFRED FROST: Michael, the 5% of global supply, 12% jump in WTI today, how long do you think the market is suggesting that supply would be offline?
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Some hospitals are already reporting that they're down to their last month's supply of N95 respirator masks, with global supply deleted because of the outbreak in China.
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At the height of this arrangement, in the 20th century, De Beers controlled most of the world's diamond supply and kept prices high by keeping supply low.
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If you spend a lot of money at office supply stores, the SimplyCash Plus might be a better choice for you than the Ink Business Preferred, since it rewards office supply spending with 5 percent back, whereas the Ink Business Preferred only rewards office supply spending with 1 point.
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It seems to be something of a tradition: Around June or July, we start to hear about how the upcoming iPhone is going to be in short supply, or is causing other things to be in short supply, or is in some way wrapped up global supply chain drama.
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"Every economist knows the store of value is about balancing supply and demand, and with cryptocurrencies, you cannot control the supply in response to the drop in demand."
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Russia has agreed to supply 30,000 tonnes of crude oil to Belarus's Naftan refinery to compensate for a shortfall of supply due to the contamination, the source said.
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"This is really a very simple case of supply and demand - if the supply is low and demand is high, the price goes up," Dusetzina said by email.
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Creating a fair supply chain The traceability offered by blockchain is invaluable when trying to untangle supply chains that are associated with illegal practices and human rights abuses.
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That is a major challenge for the supply chains that have developed in recent decades to deliver a constant supply of the materials that make Chinese factories hum.
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We've seen a lot of firms concerned about supply chains going forward, and many have tried to secure alternative supply-chains if the President pulls out of NAFTA.
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About 5 percent of the nation's oil supply and about 11 percent of its natural gas supply are extracted from about 100,000 federal onshore oil and gas wells.
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Power supply has been a recurrent problem and the plant has had to shut down production due to outages in recent years, sometimes affecting gas supply to Britain.
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"But the growing supply glut is what ultimately got us below $30-a-barrel oil, and significant supply cuts are what will ultimately have to dig us out."
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Oil supply cuts this year have helped to whittle away an excess of inventories built up following a global supply glut that began to emerge in late 2014.
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While there is concern about supply disruptions, inventories are rising and the market should see a "comfortable supply situation in the weeks and months to come", he said.
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Currently, only Canadian medical patients with cannabis prescriptions are allowed to purchase their supply through the 40 or so federally regulated companies, or grow their own limited supply.
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European regulators and the F.T.C. both raised concerns that the combination of the office supply companies would significantly reduce competition for office supply contracts sold to large companies.
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Prices were also supported by OPEC-led supply cuts, as well as U.S. sanctions against OPEC members Iran and Venezuela, curbing supply as U.S. production continued to increase.
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The nature of mine supply is still simply too sticky to give prices a material push and any price increase would likely come with a quick supply response.
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It's also factoring in the potential to see supply issues out of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) where 60 percent of global cobalt supply is currently sourced.
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"The oil market is already undersupplied, so if supply from Libya also falls away the supply deficit will become even bigger," said Carsten Fritsch, oil analyst at Commerzbank.
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On the supply side, overall mine output was down 1 percent at 841 tonnes in the third quarter, while recycled gold supply dropped 6 percent to 315 tonnes.
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High-quality 360-degree video is in short supply Those films are still in woefully short supply, so the Factory set out to create one of its own.
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"Meanwhile, producers are considering supply reductions in response and we expect OPEC to agree to a supply cut at its next official meeting on 6 December," BNP said.
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Brent crude prices tumbled 22.75 percent as concerns about supply disruptions eased and Libyan ports reopened, while traders eyed potential supply increases by Russia and other oil producers.
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A UK National Grid spokesman said there was sufficient gas supply to meet demand amid multiple outages, underlining the breadth of concern about supply after the Baumgarten blast.
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The suspension of around 4 percent of global mine supply acted, and continues to act, as a powerful accelerator of a natural tightening of the zinc supply chain.
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When supply and demand are far apart and the market is very liquid, minor shifts in supply and demand tend to cause only small ripples in the price.
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The encounter could be fractious with arguments expected between producers over whether to increase production or maintain supply as it is — given rising prices and potential supply disruptions.
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Dudley added that Iran's supply has taken time to get close to pre-sanction levels and that is perhaps what had delayed any supply freeze deal until now.
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Riyadh and Moscow have been engaged in supply cuts over the past year in order to try to clear a global supply overhang and keep prices in check.
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U.S. LNG provided 4% of Chinese supply past year, but is poised to provide 30% of their incremental supply growth this year and 45% in 2019, he said.
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They are an ideal power supply for spacecraft insofar as they can produce a steady supply of electrical energy for decades with a relatively small amount of fuel.
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AstraZeneca said it would continue to manufacture and supply Nexium under a long-term supply agreement and will continue to commercialize the medicine in all markets outside Europe.
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Cornell University business professor Karan Girotra, who studies the grocery supply chain, said stores can limit "panic buying" by reassuring customers they are prepared and have adequate supply.
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The Cubans cut off the base from the power grid and water supply decades ago, so Guantánamo has to desalinate its water supply and generate its own power.
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Indian pharmaceutical companies, which produce 20% of the world's drugs supply by volume, are warning that the outbreak threatens to disrupt the supply of raw materials from China.
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"If exports slow in the areas that require our financing, it will also hit the supply chain" of 14,000 U.S. companies that supply Boeing, and jobs, he added.
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Crude prices erased earlier gains after Reuters reported — citing a firm that forecast OPEC supply — that OPEC supply for July would increase 145,000 barrels per day from June.
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"Chubu (Electric) has enough contracted supply from Australia and the United States to manage without Qatari supply if they wanted," a source at a Japanese trading house said.
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"It's a supply and demand thing every year, and the supply of these elite guys was small and the demand was high," Nationals General Manager Mike Rizzo said.
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Oil prices slipped earlier on Monday as concerns about supply disruptions eased and Libyan ports reopened, while traders eyed potential supply increases by Russia and other oil producers.
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OPEC next meets on May 25 in Vienna to discuss supply policy, and is expected to decide there on whether to extend supply curbs implemented on Jan. 1.
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"They want to do something because their supply lines, their supply chains are being broken like toys," Trump told Republican lawmakers Thursday at the GOP retreat in Baltimore.
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GM also has an 80-day supply of trucks and SUVs, and an even larger supply of its most profitable trucks, like the Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra.
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"At the moment, there is a mismatch in timing, where there is increasing OPEC supply and yet we're not seeing a significant reduction in Iranian supply," Patterson said.
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Saudi Arabia, OPEC's top producer, recently estimated its supply would fall in March by a half-million more barrels a day than anticipated under the supply-reduction agreement.
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OPEC and non-OPEC countries struck a production supply agreement in January 2017 to remove 1.8 million barrels per day from global markets and end a supply glut.
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Electricity consumption fell to 473 terrawatt hours (TWh) and the profile of supply changed as gas-fired generation rose by 24% while coal-fired supply fell by 72%.
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"We expect to have a competitive advantage from a more resource efficient supply chain, and from ensuring that everyone in our supply chain is doing well," he added.
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He said Zimbabwe had 62 days supply of petrol and 32 days for diesel, which is in short supply and has led to long queues in the capital.
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"Once the supply chain has been disrupted, a lot of times that supply chain doesn't recover entirely because the buyers get used to their new source or they adjust their overall supply chain logistics around it and they are little bit hesitant to go all the way back," he said.
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IT DOESN'T MAKE -- IT DOESN'T MAKE SENSE TO ME. I DO THINK MOST OF WHAT'S GOING ON IN THE PRICE OF OIL AND I KIND OF KNOW THAT INTELLECTUALLY, IS A FUNCTION OF THE SUPPLY HOW CHEAPLY OIL AND NATURAL GAS IS BEING RECOVERED, FRACKING THE RISE IN SUPPLY AND SUPPLY.
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Under a new law in Maine, doctors cannot prescribe more than a seven-day supply of such painkillers Vicodin or Percocet, or a 30-day supply for chronic pain.
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The Institute for Supply Management said national factory activity surged last month, likely as steel and aluminum tariffs disrupted supply chains, resulting in factories taking longer to deliver goods.
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"The 'dissolution of Chimerica' includes a retreat from China's central role in supply chains, but also China's supply of cheap U.S./global financing," Ruskin said in a research note.
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Home Depot SVP of supply chain Stephanie Smith told The Dallas Morning News that the new center provides the company with the opportunity to own its entire supply chain.
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It comes down to supply and demand: Most cryptocurrencies have only a fixed total supply, and yet demand for the coins is uncertain and constantly fluctuating thanks to speculation.
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If the kingdom added 700,000 barrels per day to world supply, OPEC supply growth, when including Iran and Iraq, could be sufficient to cover incremental global demand by itself.
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Niccol said that the company limited the offering of carne asada in part because of a limited supply of premium-cut steak that followed Chipotle's rigorous supply chain standards.
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MINE SUPPLY: Global mine supply of zinc is expected to rise 0.13 percent this year to 20.1 million tonnes, according to the International Lead and Zinc Study Group (ILZSG).
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The makers of (FluMist) had projected a supply of as many as 14 million doses of nasal spray flu vaccine, or about 8 percent of the total projected supply.
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Analysts said supply lines would be disrupted for weeks and possibly months as global markets grappled with the damage inflicted by Harvey on the world's largest fuel supply hub.
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U.S. sanctions on crude exporters Iran and Venezuela, as well as supply cuts by OPEC, Russia and their allies, have supported prices in recent weeks, tightening the supply outlook.
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High demand and short supply on the low end have kept prices high and slowed sales, while low demand and high supply on the high end has hit prices.
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Crude oil prices dropped about 3.5 percent as concerns about supply disruptions eased and Libyan ports reopened, while traders eyed potential supply increases by Russia and other oil producers.
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The biggest change announced Friday is bringing the U.S. supply chain teams together, which will be led by Greg Smith, current executive vice president of Walmart U.S. supply chain.
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Goldman said the improved supply could push the global oil market into a surplus, compared with its earlier forecast of a 230k barrels-a-day average demand-supply deficit.
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Pork has been a staple in China, which consumes about half the global supply of pork — but the declining supply could drive consumers to other meats, experts have said.
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Apple exerts a sun-like gravitational pull on the global electronics supply chain, affecting the pricing of commodities like flash memory chips - it consumes 18 percent of global supply.
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Goldman suggests that global copper scrap supply fell by 400,000 tonnes last year, significantly offsetting better than expected mine supply and keeping the refined copper market tighter than expected.
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Volvo Car Group has inked a massive multi-billion-dollar supply deal with Chinese battery manufacturer CATL and Korea's LG Chem to supply its planned fleet of electric vehicles.
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Energy stocks also jumped, as oil prices rose on signs from the U.S. government of tightening supply, while concerns of supply disruptions following U.S. sanctions on Venezuela's oil industry.
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Bay Area Rapid Transit said Saturday that crews working overnight on BART's uninterruptible power supply ran into problems that impacted the power supply system and train control routing system.
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The supply of homes for sale was the lowest since the start of 2005, and back then there were far more homes being built to add to overall supply.
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Global oil markets are on course to reach a supply-demand balance in 2017, the IEA said, with supply deficits expected to pick up speed in the near term.
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"There will be a lot of supply coming out of Argentina, and that is where it gets challenging for investors to digest the supply," said Baur at Eaton Vance.
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However, I think a lot of that is to do around supply and bringing more supply on, will actually moderate those sort of house prices in those key markets.
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OPEC now expects non-OPEC supply to rise by 120,000 bpd this year, down from growth of 300,000 bpd last month, despite an upwardly revised forecast of U.S. supply.
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Despite efforts to reduce the supply--such as spraying poppy plants, seizing drugs and arresting traffickers--the heroin supply in the U.S. grew, keeping prices at a historic low.
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The drop in demand for OPEC crude highlights the sustained boost that OPEC's policy to support prices by supply cuts is giving to U.S. shale and other rival supply.
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As for residents' medications, the communities have been supplied with a one-week emergency medication supply on top of the 30-day supply they have for residents, Colwell said.
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The company said that it will use the funding to introduce new products and services and further expand its supply chain business, New Supply, which launched late last year.
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Steve Osburn, director of supply chain for retail consultancy Kurt Salmon, said it is more cost effective to spend on lobbying than on supply chain relocation at this point.
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While DRAM supply is expected to remain tight as new production will not be ready until 2019, NAND flash supply-demand will balance in 2018, data provider DRAMeXchange said.
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"Some of the additional sources of supply or excess supply that would normally keep a lid on prices are having issues," John Kilduff, Again Capital founding partner, told CNBC.
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THIS WAS A COLLECTIVE ACTION TAKEN TO DEAL WITH A GLOBAL PROBLEM, GLOBAL OVER SUPPLY AND OVER PRODUCTION OF STEEL, GLOBAL OVER SUPPLY AND GLOBAL OVER PRODUCTION OF ALLUMINUM.
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"In the last few years, over 25 million pounds of uranium supply have come off the market — and that equates to about 20% of global mined supply," he said.
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Global supply is likely to increase with a 100-million-ton surplus in 2017 on top of more than 20183 million tons of extra supply in 2016, they project.
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Crude oil prices fell about 4 percent as concerns about supply disruptions eased and Libyan ports reopened, while traders eyed potential supply increases by Russia and other oil producers.
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"I think if the sanctions hit hard, definitely the supply challenge is going be more real — how much supply that is is yet to be known," Al Khalifa said.
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On the demand side, "smart chargers" can charge electric cars at times when supply is most abundant, and even discharge electricity back to the grid when supply is scarce.
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Crude oil prices fell on continued worries of a global supply glut and profit-taking, which outweighed upward momentum from a possible meeting of oil producers to discuss supply.
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WE THINK WE'RE BASICALLY IN GLOBAL SUPPLY-DEMAND EQUILIBRIUM NOW WHICH MEANS THAT WE'RE GROWING GLOBAL DEMAND, BUT SHALE PARTICULARLY SHOULD BE SUFFICIENT TO SUPPLY INCREASES IN GLOBAL DEMAND.
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However, when the oil market tightens and supply and demand are closer, small changes in the physical supply or demand for oil create big swings in the oil price.
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"Not only isn't the federal government helping streamline the supply chain and helping to get supplies into the supply chain, it's now disrupting it," Scanlon said in an interview.
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The first is the growth in renewable energy, which creates intermittency in supply as well as occasional supply spikes that lead to curtailment (shutting wind and solar off temporarily).
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SUPPLY: Chile's Codelco, the world's top copper miner, told Reuters on Friday that its Chuquicamata copper mine was fully operational following a two-week long strike, easing supply concerns.
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Details on the extent of the damage and the amount of supply affected remain unclear, calling into question how much supply actually needs to be sent to the region.
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How to grapple with a break in the supply chain — take stockThe coronavirus has disrupted many companies' supply chains, and McKinsey made several recommendations about how companies could cope.
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San Francisco (CNN Business)Coca-Cola says coronavirus has disrupted its supply chain, and artificial sweeteners from China could be in shorter supply if the outbreak continues to spread.
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The Trump administration's escalating fight has left US companies that supply Huawei reeling and left Huawei wondering if it can ever count on access to US supply chains again.
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Lee's framework for valuing bitcoin takes into account money supply growth, the ratio of alternative currencies such as gold to that money supply and bitcoin's share of those alternatives.
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The role for economic policy, in that sense, wouldn't be to solve the supply shock, but to try to prevent that initial supply shock from triggering a demand shock.
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So there's a classic problem of supply and demand here -- far greater supply of female actresses for every role, far fewer who've already proved they can carry a show.
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Supply chains are very important, so to the extent the supply chains are disrupted by the Coronavirus, that could show up in terms of inputs to the U.S. economy.
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NICKEL SUPPLY: Expectations of a supply avalanche hitting the nickel market next year due to new capacity in Indonesia have sent prices down more than 15 percent since September.
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Copper's double supply trouble is coming against a backdrop of a re-tightening market with some analysts such as Goldman Sachs predicting a return to supply deficit this year.
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"Palladium is soaring on heightened supply concerns ... (South Africa's lockdown) will make an already tight supply situation much worse," said Edward Moya, a senior market analyst at broker OANDA.
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Its purchasing power is also stabilized by the Federal Reserve, which will reduce the outstanding supply of dollars if inflation runs too high, increase that supply to prevent deflation.
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You'll quickly supply the " … or is it?" yourself.
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To meet purchase obligations under supply agreement with co, co has terminated supply agreement * Ensync - pursuant to supply agreement co agreed to sell, spi agreed to purchase energy management system solutions for solar projects and related services * Ensync - SPI never made any purchases under supply agreement * Ensync - it will no longer be possible for warrant to purchase shares of common stock acquired by SPI to become exercisable Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Yeah, it's focused on companies that are solving the environmental crisis through business, and it also helps in developing supply chains because the expensive thing is developing new supply chains.
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The Institute for Supply Management (ISM) survey published on Tuesday also showed shortages of skilled workers, which together with the proposed import tariffs were causing bottlenecks in the supply chain.
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"Heightened supply chain due diligence on cobalt, as with all other LME metals, must be triggered by assessment of all supply chain risks, including corruption risks," the NGO letter said.
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Andrew Cuomo announced New York's health insurers will now be mandated to cover a woman's initial three-month supply of contraception and then a supply for up to 12 months.
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Oil prices were higher on Wednesday on signs that Russia and OPEC producers are delivering on promised supply reductions, though weekly U.S. supply data suggested a crude glut may persist.
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It might allow large nuclear plants to be built far from human populations, to provide a steady, reliable supply of energy to go with the large, fluctuating supply from renewables.
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"This holds back investment and increases the risk of supply shocks: disruptions to global supply chains, sudden price spikes or interruptions in the availability of key resources," the report said.
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There are no longer supply constraints — it is trivially cheap and easy to publish something on the web — and there are virtually no constraints left on the supply of information.
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As a comparison, there is just a 3.3-month supply of homes for sale priced under $250,000 nationally, but an 8.9-month supply of homes priced $1 million and above.
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The plunge in Iranian supply from the market — previously OPEC's third-largest producer — due to sweeping U.S. sanctions has created "scope for other producers to raise supply," the IEA said.
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This is a challenging question to definitively answer, since obviously Nvidia doesn't publicly disclose its supply chain, or more granularly, which factories those supply chain partners utilize for its production.
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The unexpected death leaves a vacuum in the campus drug supply; a supply that is further hampered by a movement to crack down on all narcotic contraband on school property.
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Business-to-business shipping does not affect the freight supply business, Peretz said, and UPS is addressing weaknesses by concentrating on middle market customers, the supply chain, and freight areas.
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The supply chain for chemical distribution is often complex, but Agilis aggregates supply and demand and facilitates transactions on behalf of all parties involved, from producers to distributors to buyers.
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Iran's capture of a British oil tanker late last week sparked concern about supply disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz, through which about a fifth of the world's supply flows.
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"Another strategy would be to go further upstream, maybe capital-linked or advance payment-linked supply lines that could optimize our supply chain to reduce risk for smelters," he said.
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But the underlying supply-demand balance has tightened significantly since the start of 2016 as a result of continued consumption growth and the impact of supply disruptions and investment cutbacks.
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"We do not just supply power and gas, but products that offer additional value to make the home intelligent and ready for decentralised energy supply," she said in an interview.
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Also at the forum, He Lifeng, chairman of the National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC), said China "will deepen supply-side structural reforms and work hard to eliminate ineffective supply".
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Some of these technologies that are directly related to the supply chain are probably in line for acquisitions by other large supply chain companies like Tier 1 suppliers or manufacturers.
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Utah was home to the Naval Supply Depot Clearfield, which became the largest naval supply facility by the end of World War II, the Pentagon said in a news release.
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" Bailin points out that supply concerns have become dominant, saying "we've seen issues on whether or not OPEC, and specifically Saudi Arabia, can in fact curtail the supply of oil.
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The supply of existing homes for sale is near a record low, but the supply of newly built homes for sale just jumped dramatically, returning to its 30-year average.
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Gas supply for two power stations that are being resuscitated to stabilize the grid will be key to avoiding power cuts, the body said in its Energy Supply Outlook (ESO).
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"As ESMA is aware, this includes information about the supply or demand for ships, the supply or demand for cargoes ... and information pertaining to 'conditions affecting the transport of goods'".
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"The supply disruptions inflicting the oil market continue to ratchet up... As these issues linger, we expect an increasing supply risk premium will price into the market," the bank said.
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OPEC and its partners have been limiting supply since 2017, helping to clear a supply glut that built up in 2014-2016 when producers pumped at will, and revive prices.
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Separately, Reuters reported that Royal Dutch Shell altered its shipments of LNG, sending a U.S. cargo ship to supply the Dubai Supply Authority instead of the usual Qatar-sourced shipment.
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Oil supply to the markets stood at 9.890 million bpd in October, the Saudi source said, adding that the 400,000 bpd difference between production and supply was moved to inventories.
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Osinbajo told a Lagos business conference he hoped to persuade the central bank to change some policies to improve foreign exchange supply as current supply management is not working well.
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Experts worry that as sea levels rise, Kiribati's fragile groundwater supply will face even greater risks, while the next drought could quickly exhaust the municipal supply and household rainwater tanks.
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The bulk of the Saudi supply boost appears to have been delivered in June as Riyadh tapped storage tanks to push supply to 10.60 million bpd, near a record high.
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The drop in demand for OPEC crude highlights the sustained boost that OPEC's policy to support oil prices by supply cuts is giving to U.S. shale and other rival supply.
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Suppliers can for the first time have visibility of supply to buy animals at specification, and retailers can plan promotions and build premium brands based on a trusted supply chain.
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Flexport's work could facilitate continued supply, leveraging their supply chain relationships, to ensure that equipment makes its way to front-line staff as fast as it's able to be produced.
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A new deal to supply LNG to Britain, which receives nearly a third of its gas supply from Qatar, was announced just as the blockade came into effect last June.
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"The message was, this is a supply chain and we control your supply chain," said Clint Cox, president of the Anchor House, a rare-earths consulting firm in Evanston, Ill.
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That may have been true several years ago, but the Chinese government recently carried out supply-side reforms that have reduced China's steel supply more than 20 percent, he said.
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The supply shock is coming in the form of the need to quarantine millions of workers, the serious disruption to international supply chains and the major dislocation to transport systems.
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"He required efforts to guarantee medical resources supply, race against time to treat patients and ensure adequate market supply and stable prices," the Xinhua news agency said, according to Reuters.
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Examples of potential effects cited in the report include flood damage at piers on coastal installations, water supply shortages due to drought or strained electrical supply due to extreme temperatures.
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The risk of further supply disruptions remain as Saudi Arabia must reduce its spare capacity to make up for ongoing and future expected supply losses (Venezuela, Libya, Nigeria and Iran).
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OPEC's July oil supply was set to rise by 145,000 barrels per day (bpd) compared to June, Reuters reported citing data from PetroLogistics, a company that tracks OPEC supply forecasts.
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The Aurangabad bench of Bombay High Court, however, on Tuesday asked Maharashtra to halve water supply to liquor firms immediately and cut supply by another 10 percent from May 10.
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SmileDirectClub's Teeth Whitening Kit is $74 for the LED Light and an estimated 12-month supply of whitening pens, and $40 for the LED Light and 6-month pen supply.
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Indeed, on September 11, the DEA announced that it will cut the prescription opioid supply by 103 percent for 2020, compared to the opioid supply that it allowed in 2016 .
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Still, some investors say a recent dip in crude futures represents a buying opportunity because U.S. sanctions against Iran and other supply disruptions could reignite fears of a supply crunch.
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Since Russia started cooperating with OPEC on supply agreements in 2000, Riyadh and Moscow have led oil supply decisions in advance of OPEC meetings without much involvement from other producers.
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Since the government cannot afford to supply 24-hour electricity on this basis, it enforces daily power cuts leaving consumers to pay for expensive secondary supply from local generator companies.
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Oil's rebound this year was fueled by supply outages from Canada to Nigeria that, for a time, created the perception that a two-year-old supply glut might be easing.
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Trump had already been pushing Saudi Arabia to keep its supply up — presumably to help make up for the difference if the supply from Iran were to be cut off.
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In a recently released statement, FDA Commissioner Stephen Hahn says, "The FDA has been closely monitoring the supply chain with the expectation that the COVID-19 outbreak would likely impact the medical product supply chain, including potential disruptions to supply or shortages of critical medical products in the U.S." Hahn says, since Jan.
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As the leader in supply chain payments and marketplaces, the company helps buyers and suppliers digitize all their trade transactions, collaborate on every process, and connect with any supply chain app.
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In 2013, the DSCSA (Drug Supply Chain Security Act) was passed, requiring pharmaceutical companies across the supply chain to do a better job of tracking drugs from manufacture to the patient.
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Supply, by contrast, is more knowable and the key takeaway from the ICSG's latest forecasts is the marked lack of new mine supply expected over the next year and a half.
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Remember, these are -- productivity and labor forces – supply side-- STEVE LIESMAN: Deregulation and tax cuts or supply side – JOHN TAYLOR: Both of those – deregulation and the tax reform are both. Absolutely.
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"Over the last year, our supply chain team has been working to diversify our produce supply consistent with our food with integrity principles," the company said in a statement to CNBC.
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China has threatened to cut off its rare earth mineral supply to the U.S., a crucial material in the tech supply chain, after President Donald Trump blacklisted Chinese telecom giant Huawei.
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"Money supply is showing us a strong correlation between money supply and commodity prices," said Atul Lele, chief investment officer at Deltec International, which has $5 billion in assets under management.
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Facebook's hardware supply chain has been affectedLike other tech companies, Facebook's supply chain for its virtual reality hardware is heavily reliant on Asian suppliers, which have been disrupted by the coronavirus.
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A survey in 2017 by the Chartered Institute of Procurement and Supply found that only 6% of managers at British firms were certain their supply chains are untainted by modern slavery.
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Plenty said its new farm, dubbed "Tigris," can produce enough leafy greens to supply over 100 stores, compared with its previous farm that could only supply three stores and some restaurants.
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While the government focuses on increasing land and primary housing supply, analysts say tightening measures such as high stamp duties have effectively locked up the supply in the secondary housing market.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries agreed at a Vienna meeting to carry forward supply cuts through at least next March in order to help balance global supply and demand.
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Usually it involved keeping my milk supply up because I am exclusively breastfeeding but deep down inside I knew that one night of sleep without nursing him wouldn't affect my supply.
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Why it matters: Alhajji asserts that demand is growing substantially for heavy crude while supply is growing substantially for light crude from U.S. shale, creating a mismatch of supply and demand.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and allies agreed to cut supply by about 1.8 million barrels per day (bpd) starting in January to get rid of a supply glut.
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" Todd David, Executive Director at the San Francisco Housing Action Coalition, stressed the lack of housing supply: "The underlying fundamental problem is a lack of supply at all levels of affordability.
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Riyadh has stressed the importance of focusing on its supply rather than output as supply includes crude delivered to the market - domestically and for export - from the wellhead and from storage.
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Such a proposal will dismantle the hard work supply chain stakeholders and regulators have undertaken since the passage of the groundbreaking Drug Supply Chain Security Act (DSCSA) nearly four years ago.
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The supply has fallen as cars have become safer and intensive-care procedures more effective, and part of what supply there is is lost for want of an instantly available recipient.
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