China Shutdowns Spark More Supply Chain Concern and Musk’s Sourcing Struggles
A new wave of COVID cases in China has caused major manufacturing centers to close down. What it means for the companies that source their products and do business in the country. Plus Elon Musk has vocally pledged his support to Ukraine in its war with Russia, but Tesla has been buying aluminum from Moscow for years.…
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