Wage inflation has outpaced productivity gains, and manufacturers are willing to pay more to make their supply chains robust and resilient to disruption.

58% of Districts reported slight increases in activity, while 42% reported no change or declines from July through August.

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42% of Districts reported slight increases in activity, 42% no change, and 8% small to moderate declines in June. Employment increased modestly in most Districts.

CFOs reported their greatest challenges in managing enterprise risk and regulation as frequently changing and/or increasing regulations and working with regulators; implementing processes to identify, monitor, and address risks; and managing resources, costs, and business constraints.

33% of Districts reported slight increases in activity, 50% no change, and 17% small to moderate declines. Employment increased in most Districts, though slower than in previous reports. Prices rose over the reporting period, though the rate of increase slowed in many Districts.

Supply chain management practitioners have long understood the global dependencies and associated risks of US supply chains. It took a pandemic and the resultant supply disruptions to fully expose the national security implications associated with these supply chain vulnerabilities.

The April 2023 SLOOS report tighter standards and weaker loan demand for C&I, CRE, RRE, and HELOCs.

The FBI’s IC3 2022 Internet Crime Report confirms that cyber actors continue to plague Americans by targeting U.S. networks, attacking critical infrastructure, holding our money and data for ransom, facilitating large-scale fraud schemes, and threatening national security.