The Defence Ministry is moving closer to bringing its procurement payments onto the Trade Receivables Discounting System, or TReDS, in a bid to speed up settlements for MSMEs and start-ups and ease persistent working-capital pressures in the supply chain. According to the Hindu BusinessLine report,…
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Bitcoin extended its recent rally on Sunday after Donald Trump rejected Iran’s latest peace proposal, with traders again treating the cryptocurrency as a beneficiary of geopolitical stress rather than a casualty of it. The move briefly shook the market. Bitcoin slipped from about $81,400 to $80,500 within 45 minutes of…
The diplomatic choreography around this week’s expected Trump-Xi summit is exposing how much wider the agenda has become than traditional trade friction. Before U.S. President Donald Trump sits down with Chinese President Xi Jinping in Beijing later this week, Washington is dispatching senior officials across…
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Commodity volatility is forcing retail and consumer goods procurement teams to think more like strategists and less like price negotiators. In a market shaped by erratic input costs, supplier disruption and shifting commercial pressures, the function is increasingly being asked to protect margin, preserve supply and influence downstream pricing decisions…
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View AllAI-driven predictive maintenance is moving quickly from pilot projects into the daily machinery of manufacturing and supply chains, and the appeal is obvious: fewer breakdowns, better planned servicing and longer life for expensive equipment. In plants running stamping presses, welding robots and CNC machines, even a short unplanned stoppage can…
