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Bloomberg Industry Group reporter

Midwest energy and environment reporter

National drone and self-driving vehicle reporter

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Don't miss tomorrow's supply chain industry news

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This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Corporations are devoting additional resources to build ever-more resilient global supply chains to combat changes in health and trade policies as well as geopolitical disruptions they think will occur with increasing regularity, supply chain specialists said.
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Don't miss tomorrow's CFO industry news Original

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By Stephen Joyce
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Corporations are devoting additional resources to build ever-more resilient global supply chains to combat changes in health and trade policies as well as geopolitical disruptions they think will occur with increasing regularity, supply chain specialists said. The Trump administration's May 1 threat to raise tariffs by 25% on European vehicles follows the February start of the Iran war and an April administration proclamation affecting the importation of aluminum and copper.
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IRS adds AI abuse, capital gains fraud to ‘dirty dozen’ tax scam list Original

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By Stephen Joyce
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Artificial intelligence abuses and fraudulent claims involving undistributed long-term capital gains are two new additions to the Internal Revenue Service's annual "dirty dozen" list of tax frauds and scams that threaten businesses and individuals. Since at least 2002 the IRS has published a list warning of 12 illegal tax scams intended to defraud the IRS or steal money and data from unsuspecting taxpayers.
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