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Author: Procurement Magazine

Boeing and Korean Air have announced a deal which will see the airline intent to buy 103 of Boeing's fuel-efficient family of aircraft in an effort to modernise its fleet and support the carrier's expansion within operations with Asiana Airlines over the next several years.

Author: Green Air News

The development and use of sustainable aviation fuel is increasing in both mainland China and Hong Kong, with multiple announcements of new partnerships to advance low carbon air transport.

Author: Healthcare Digital

Kedrion, a major name in biopharmaceuticals, crafts plasma-derived medications to treat rare diseases.

Author: Jed Nykolle Harme

Procurement rarely exists in isolation. It is shaped by the environment in which it operates, from the shifting dynamics of geopolitics to the evolving priorities of public service. This week’s developments show how resilience and foresight are becoming indispensable to those who manage supply, contracts and strategy.

Author: RTE

The new Garda Commissioner has said he wants to strengthen the capabilities of An Garda Síochána to counter rapidly emerging threats in frontline policing, organised crime and national security.

Author: Simply Wall St.

Amazon.com (AMZN) recently experienced a price move of 13% over the last quarter, amid several key developments.

Author: WNN

Westinghouse has signed memorandums of understanding with six UK suppliers to support nuclear new build projects based on its AP1000 and AP300 reactor technologies in the UK and around the world.

Author: Tyre Press

Europe’s largest independent tyre retreader publishes submission to the Cabinet Office Consultation, arguing retreads further national environmental objectives, secure British jobs and deliver millions in taxpayer savings

Author: Vietnam News

Vietnam International Sourcing and the Export Forum 2025 opened in HCM City on September 4, attracting 450 procurement delegations from 60 countries and territories.

Author: KBC

The rollout of the Electronic Government Procurement System Monday suffered a temporary setback after the High Court in Nairobi issued conservatory orders suspending its mandatory implementation.