Troubled times at Tesla
Unneeded EV supply chain risk
Rewind. Late 2021. My Premium musings: “2022 – the year of government intervention“; my mid-2022 review: “The state we are in“. Fast forward now: certain validating patterns have clearly formed, so let’s mull over whether 2023 will buck the trend or not… easy guess?
Strange times indeed.
State power
Certainly, in 2022 we witnessed some significant government intervention through legislation which will have a perpetual impact, directly or indirectly, on the logistics industry – whether it be President Biden’s Ocean Shipping Reform Act ...
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