As we step into July and the start of 2022's second half, IndustryWeek takes a last look back into June with this edition of IW's Weekly Reads. Supply chain-related content dominated the top three spots of our review of the most-read content from the past seven days, with nearshoring and reshoring nabbing the attention of our IW manufacturing community.
The U.S. Supreme Court's decision to limit the government's ability to regulate greenhouse gases was late-breaking news that raced up the charts of the most read, and word of another cyber security breach also stole into this week's Top 10.
Without further ado, what follows is IW's top-consumed content over the past seven days, plus one Editor's Choice selection. Take a moment to catch up with your reading.
Survey: 70% of Companies Planning Reshoring or Nearshoring Projects: ABB's poll of more 1,600 executives suggests many more investments in the U.S. and nearby in coming years.
EV Has a Problem: 90% of the Battery Supply Chain: ‘Does Not Exist’: The US auto industry needs to step up its efforts—and its investment dollars.
Supply Chain: Shifting Winds to Watch for in the 2nd Half of 2022: China restarts, semiconductor shifts and a sinking oil rig in Yemen factor into the global calculus.
Lean Talent Wins Over Six Sigma Skills: New study shows desire for Six Sigma continues to wane.
URGENT: US Supreme Court Limits Government Powers to Regulate Greenhouse Gases: The decision sets back Biden's hopes of using the EPA to bring down emissions to meet global climate goals.
Procurement: A CEO’s Secret Weapon: Lessons from the 1990s ring true today: Leaders must start viewing suppliers and the CPO very differently.
Cybercriminals Allegedly Stole 450GB of Data from AMD: Ransomware group responsible says the security breach took place a year ago.
US Fed Chair Admits Recession a 'Possibility' After Rate Hikes: The U.S. central bank announced the sharpest interest rate increase in nearly 30 years last week.
So That Happened: Headquarters on the Move Nationwide, an All-Electric RV, Who’s Still in Russia: IndustryWeek editors also detail how advanced AR/VR training is getting and what defines a good job.
Tesla Cuts Around 200 Jobs in California: Media Reports: Tesla's unpredictable boss, Elon Musk, said last week that 10% of the company's full-time employees would be eliminated in the coming three months, but the number of hourly workers would grow.
Editor's Choice
Made in America: a Showcase of Manufacturing from Alabama to Wyoming: Manufacturing in America is everywhere, and we can prove it. Enjoy this visit across the U.S. and the light we shine on manufacturers operating in each state.
