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Protests Erupt In Iran As Prices Of Food Skyrocket
Iranians took to the streets after the government suspended food subsidies amid skyrocketing food prices. 
Iranians took to the streets after the government suspended food subsidies amid skyrocketing food prices. -
Hundreds Of Cargo Ships Stranded Amid Ukraine War
Hundreds of cargo ships remain stranded in the Black Sea and at the port of Mykolaiv as the conflict in Ukraine continues. 
Hundreds of cargo ships remain stranded in the Black Sea and at the port of Mykolaiv as the conflict in Ukraine continues. -
China Shuts Down Major Shipping Terminal After One Worker Tests Positive For COVID-19
China completely shut down its Ningbo-Zhoushan port -- the world's third busiest port -- after a worker tested positive for COVID-19. 
China completely shut down its Ningbo-Zhoushan port -- the world's third busiest port -- after a worker tested positive for COVID-19. -
China Floods Economic Loss Expected To Exceed $200 Million
The continued floods in China have caused much economic damage and disruption to the world supply chain. 
The continued floods in China have caused much economic damage and disruption to the world supply chain. -
China President Says GDP Growth Should Have Been Six Percent
An executive claimed that businesses operating in China should diversify their supply chain, but the country remains a strong supply chain hub globally. 
An executive claimed that businesses operating in China should diversify their supply chain, but the country remains a strong supply chain hub globally. -
US Companies Should Rethink Their Relationships With Chinese Partners, Expert Suggests
US companies relayed that growing tensions between China and the US could destabilize global supply chains. 
US companies relayed that growing tensions between China and the US could destabilize global supply chains. -
Japan Extends Its State Of Emergency Until The End Of May
Japan announced a subsidy program that aids manufacturers and producers to relocate their production lines in other ASEAN countries, especially those that are highly dependent on China's supply chains. 
Japan announced a subsidy program that aids manufacturers and producers to relocate their production lines in other ASEAN countries, especially those that are highly dependent on China's supply chains. -
Apple Partners Relocating Plants In India
US tech company Apple and its partners are considering the transfer of its operations from China to India and other Asian countries including Mexico. 
US tech company Apple and its partners are considering the transfer of its operations from China to India and other Asian countries including Mexico. -
AmCham Member Companies To Alter Financial Projections, Budget To Cope With Losses
A survey released by the American Chamber of Commerce in China showed that US businesses are losing revenue and rely heavily on consumer demand to stay afloat. 
A survey released by the American Chamber of Commerce in China showed that US businesses are losing revenue and rely heavily on consumer demand to stay afloat. -
Officials Green-Light Reopening Of Car Factories In Wuhan
Hubei province officials have allowed vital facilities such as automotive manufacturing plants in Wuhan to resume operations. 
Hubei province officials have allowed vital facilities such as automotive manufacturing plants in Wuhan to resume operations.
