The New York Times – Travel:
The airline, which is betting big on strong travel demand, said the new planes will expand its fleet and replace older planes.
Category: Supply Chain
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Why Hunter, Britain’s Best Known Wellie, Fell From Grace
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:
Blaming supply chains, inflation and changing weather patterns, the Wellington boot brand stumbled toward the brink of extinction this week. Can it be saved by a new (American) owner?
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Why Does Fashion Love This Radical Anticapitalist Concept?
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:
“Degrowth” has been the buzzword of sustainable fashion conversations in 2022. But is it a realistic goal when the fashion industry only seems to be getting bigger?
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The Long Road to Driverless Trucks
The New York Times – Travel:
Self-driving eighteen-wheelers are now on highways in states like California and Texas. But there are still human “safety drivers” behind the wheel. What will it take to get them out?
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A Helmet Shortage Is Hitting High School Football Across the Country
The New York Times – Sports:
Supply chain problems have slowed manufacturing, leaving coaches scrambling to find protective gear for their teams.
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Can an Iconic Italian Wool Survive a Changing Economy?
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:
Casentino cloth has been finished for centuries by workers in a remote Tuscan valley. Today they are threatened by eviction.
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Amid a Tampon Shortage, Some Women Embrace Period Underwear and Menstrual Cups
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:
As some consider switching to reusable menstrual products, factors like cost, accessibility and long-held personal preferences could be barriers.