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CGE Board Member Jon Iwata: On why Americans are losing faith in capitalism and the problem isn’t capitalism.
September 10, 2026
Drawing on over six years of CEO interviews conducted through Yale’s Program on Stakeholder Innovation and Management, authors Ravi Dhar and Jon Iwata, examine why Americans’ confidence in capitalism has fallen to a 15-year low. The problem, they argue, is not capitalism itself, but the way many companies practice it. Through three business examples, Dhar […]
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AI Is Driving Change in Supply Chain Skills and Talent
July 9, 2026
Introduction Supply chains have always evolved in response to new technologies, market disruptions, and changing customer expectations. Today, artificial intelligence (AI) and agentic AI represent another significant inflection point. These capabilities are no longer experimental; organizations are actively deploying them to improve planning, operations, and decision-making across the supply chain. The challenge, however, extends beyond […]
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The Strait of Hormuz crisis: Impact on supply chain and the financial market
April 2, 2026
The Strait of Hormuz crisis is disrupting global energy, fertilizer, helium, and sulfur supply, with ripple effects on power, production, and transport. Asia is most exposed in crude oil while Europe and Africa are more vulnerable in jet fuel and diesel. Effects will last until July.
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The Growing Cyber Risk to Supply Chains
March 18, 2026
NEW YORK – As the current war in the Middle East intensifies, governments and security experts have warned that the conflict could spill into cyberspace. Businesses and supply chains, particularly those in the United States and allied economies, may face retaliatory or asymmetric cyberattacks from Iran or affiliated groups seeking to exert pressure beyond the […]
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