Suppliers 'helped': KNAB has started an investigation into municipal electric bus purchases
The Latvian anti-corruption agency has opened an investigation into several municipalities for potentially improper practices in the procurement of electric buses from the supplier 'Electrify'.
Tesco, Lidl, Asda and Sainsbury's shoppers warned over fruit and veg aisle
Shoppers at major UK supermarkets are being warned about shortages of certain fruits and vegetables due to recent adverse weather conditions affecting supply from key suppliers.
Tesla arrives with 'a treat in hand' in NL: Attracts 100 companies and increases the price of facilities
Tesla's planned gigafactory in Nuevo León has not yet begun construction, but it's already spurring a surge of automotive suppliers in the region, inflating industrial leasing prices significantly.
Tesla's Chinese Supply Chain Raises Alarms in the U.S.
Chinese parts manufacturers are rapidly setting up plants around Monterrey, Mexico, to supply Tesla's upcoming gigafactory, raising concerns in Washington about reliance on Chinese components.
High-tech Company: What Makes ASML Risky
The article discusses the inherent risks faced by ASML, Europe's most valuable company, which is heavily reliant on a small number of customers and suppliers.
Delicia Supermarket in Nagano Warned for Antitrust Law Violation; Uses Supplier Employees for Display Work Without Pay
The Delicia supermarket chain in Nagano, Japan, has been warned by the Fair Trade Commission for potentially violating antitrust laws by making supplier employees perform display work without compensation.
KFTC Imposes Fine of 2.2 Billion Won on Coupang for Pressuring Suppliers on Prices and Advertising Costs
Coupang has been fined 2.2 billion Won by the Korea Fair Trade Commission for allegedly pressuring suppliers to reduce prices and share advertising costs.
Fąfara, Orlen: Billions of zlotys for Polish suppliers
Orlen's CEO announces a commitment to invest billions of zlotys in Polish suppliers to strengthen the national industry.
Alternative bone cement sourced to avoid delays to patients' surgeries
The NHS has found alternative suppliers of bone cement due to a production halt from its main provider, aiming to prevent surgery delays.
Martin Lewis says Octopus, British Gas and EDF customers could be owed hundreds
Martin Lewis advises UK households to check for unclaimed refunds from energy suppliers, as £240 million remains unclaimed primarily from closed accounts.
A fine of eight million was imposed for a cartel in pharmaceuticals, helped by a whistleblower for the first time
Two suppliers of expensive medications were fined for colluding to win competitions with a state health insurance company, aided by a whistleblower.
UK imposes largest sanctions package against Russia in four years
The UK has announced its largest sanctions package against Russia in four years, focusing on oil revenues and military equipment suppliers.
Paszkiewicz, KGHM: Local content is strategically beneficial
KGHM emphasizes the strategic advantage of working with local Polish suppliers for its investments and projects.
Salomon's decision of the president regarding Lex Huawei. What's next?
The president of Poland has signed the Lex Huawei legislation, which aims to enhance cybersecurity and allows for the exclusion of high-risk telecommunications and IT suppliers.
The Solomon-like move of the president regarding Lex Huawei. Cybersecurity under new rules
Poland has enacted a set of regulations known as 'Lex Huawei,' aimed at enhancing cybersecurity while allowing the state to exclude high-risk suppliers from the telecommunications and IT market.
Bidding Rate 98%... Citizens' Group Raises Allegations of Price Collusion in Gwangju School Uniform Bidding
A citizens' group in Gwangju has raised allegations of price collusion among school uniform suppliers after examining recent bidding data.
Algeria issues tender to purchase 50,000 tons of soft wheat
Algeria has issued an international tender for the purchase of 50,000 tons of soft wheat, typically expecting to acquire larger quantities.
Samsung imposes strict penalties on suppliers to prevent Galaxy S27 leaks
Samsung has adopted a multi-layered security strategy aimed at eliminating leaks ahead of the Galaxy S27 launch by implementing new protocols and severe penalties for suppliers.
Suppliers Watched from the Sidelines as Indoor Group Slid Towards Ruin - Yle Investigated What Happened Before That
The Indoor Group, owner of Asko and Sotka, declared bankruptcy in early February, surprising many despite warning signs leading up to the failure.
The crisis in mining shakes the suppliers' industry. Thousands of jobs at risk
The declining demand for coal in Poland is posing significant challenges for the mining suppliers' sector, threatening thousands of jobs while companies call for state support.
City-run board cancels lease of Israel drone supplier sparking backlash toward Mamdani: 'Ludicrous'
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani faces backlash for the Brooklyn Navy Yard's lease cancellation of a drone supplier to Israel shortly after he took office.
Ofgem says UK households may be owed refunds and compensation
Ofgem warns that UK households might be entitled to refunds and compensation from energy suppliers due to overpayments.
The secrets of the dulce de leche used to make the best Argentinian alfajores: from Havanna and Cachafaz to Guaymallén and Rasta
The article reveals the processes and key players behind the production of dulce de leche, a crucial ingredient in Argentina's most famous alfajores, highlighting the major suppliers and their historical significance.
Dry firewood is sold out
Dry firewood has run out in stores, and local suppliers are unable to meet the demand due to warmer winters and previous poor sales.
Trade War: In 2025, China Set a Record for Soybean Imports and Displaced the United States in Favor of South America
In 2025, China achieved a historic record of soybean imports, significantly favoring South American suppliers over the United States amid ongoing trade tensions.
Michał Sołowow's restaurant chain files for bankruptcy. What will happen to North Fish?
The North Fish restaurant chain, owned by Polish businessman Michał Sołowow, has filed for bankruptcy, potentially leading to the closure of its approximately 40 locations across Poland and affecting employees and suppliers.
"Independent Suppliers" from Nevada Brothel Want Their Own Unions
Sex workers at one of Nevada's oldest brothels are attempting to establish a union, marking a historic move towards labor rights within the industry.
Chile joins Mexico: Announces humanitarian aid to Cuba; how will it do it?
The Chilean government has announced plans to send humanitarian aid to Cuba amidst the island's severe crisis due to U.S. sanctions on oil suppliers.
'Requirement points to a direction of the contract towards a supplier': criticism arises due to carnival events in Bolívar
Criticism has emerged regarding the carnival events in Bolívar, questioning the contract direction towards specific suppliers.
Post Office has failed to pay R$ 3.7 billion to suppliers, employees, and taxes
Brazil's Post Office has accumulated R$ 3.7 billion in unpaid obligations to suppliers, pension funds, employee health plans, and federal taxes due to ongoing financial crises.
State Pension age Brits urged to sign up for 'priority support'
Older individuals are encouraged to register for the Priority Services Register to access complimentary support from energy suppliers.
Ready Stock and Fast Delivery Transform the Pace of Construction
The article discusses how availability of materials and timely delivery are crucial to preventing delays in construction projects in Brazil.
Narrow Transition Tightens the Noose to Close 29 'Ghost' Electricity Suppliers
Spain's Ministry for Ecological Transition is initiating the disqualification of 29 inactive electricity suppliers from the market.
Mexico bets on more investment and local suppliers in medical devices
The Mexican government, in collaboration with Baja California and Chihuahua, aims to accelerate investments in the medical devices sector by fostering local supplier development and technology transfer.
New Board of Directors in the Panhellenic Association of Ship Suppliers and Exporters
The Panhellenic Association of Ship Suppliers and Exporters has elected a new Board of Directors for the term 2026-2029 following elections held on February 9, 2026.
The owner of the bankrupt e-shop Mammoth claims he was unaware of the Apple device deliveries
The owner of the bankrupt e-shop Mammoth stated he had no knowledge of the Apple devices deliveries that had passed through the store, which remain unpaid to suppliers.
Ovo, Octopus and British Gas bill help as Ofgem shares options when struggling
Ofgem is informing consumers about available support options for those struggling with energy bill payments amid increasing debt levels in the UK.
Mining and energy suppliers will join the 20,000 obligated subjects to report suspicious operations to the UAFE
Mining and energy suppliers in Ecuador will now be required to report suspicious financial operations to the Financial and Economic Analysis Unit (UAFE) as part of regulations aimed at combating money laundering.
A new look at the SAFE funding program
The SAFE program marks a significant shift toward boosting Europe's weapon and ammunition production while reducing reliance on external suppliers.
Zelensky: Sanctions on foreign suppliers of components for Russian missiles
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has announced new sanctions against foreign manufacturers of components used in Russian drones and missiles employed against Ukraine.
GoiâniaCal: The largest business fair in the Midwest gathers more than 700 suppliers with trends for retailers
The GoiâniaCal 2026 business fair in Goiânia, Brazil, showcases winter 2026 products and aims to facilitate connections between over 1,700 visitors and 700 suppliers.
The European Commission's 'Made in Europe' Plan Causes a Split in the Automotive Industry
The European Commission's 'Made in Europe' policy proposal aims to boost local production and reduce EU dependence on Chinese suppliers, but faces significant resistance from parts of the automotive industry, despite support from over a thousand directors and industry associations.
Association warns against cement use in food preservation
The Organic Fertiliser Producers and Suppliers Association of Nigeria urges farmers to adopt organic farming practices for safer food production and to prevent health risks associated with pest control methods.
'10-day' rule could see UK households get £80 energy payments in the post
UK households may receive compensation payments of up to £80 from energy suppliers for delays or mistakes in switching energy services, according to Ofgem.
Beware of Pemex suppliers
President Claudia Sheinbaum and Pemex director Víctor Rodríguez Padilla highlighted financial and operational achievements while announcing significant upcoming projects, amidst ongoing challenges of transparency and corruption within Pemex.
Merz seeks new gas suppliers in the Gulf to reduce dependence on the United States
Germany is exploring new alliances with Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the UAE to decrease its reliance on natural gas from the United States amid tensions with the Trump administration.
Gas prices fall on the stock market, but Estonian householders will see price increases in March
Despite a significant decline in gas prices on the stock market, Estonian gas suppliers are set to raise prices for households in March due to low gas reserves in the EU.
Prada Ends Partnership with Hundreds of Italian Suppliers After Labor Violations Found
Prada has terminated contracts with hundreds of Italian suppliers following findings of labor rule violations, adopting a zero-tolerance policy amidst increased scrutiny in the Italian luxury goods sector.
The lesson that was not learned
The December inflation rate of 2.9% signals concerning trends for the upcoming year regarding rising costs, with suppliers already adjusting prices that will soon affect supermarket shelves and services like insurance companies.
‘They are not producing our great military equipment swiftly.’ Trump wants to ban dividends for military suppliers
Trump seeks to prohibit dividends for military suppliers to accelerate the production of military equipment.