The price of sending goods around the world is spiking after six weeks of disruptions in the Red Sea, where Iran-backed Houthi militants are attacking commercial shipping vessels, Axios reports. The disruptions pose a threat to the global economy, nearly four years after COVID woke the world up to the existence—and fragility—of supply chains. The
What the attacks in the Red Sea mean for global supply chains
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