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A new book argues that as companies rebuild supply chains, they should consider proximity above all else. Since the pandemic, companies and governments worldwide have been reevaluating their supply chains to achieve greater resilience against potential disruptions, from geopolitical threats to severe climate events. Witness, for example, the hundreds of billions of dollars recently committed to refashion global semiconductor supply chains.

Delta is eyeing upgrades to its regional jets (including a new snack bar). We cover that story, the big factor keeping many homes off the market and more in this edition of The National Observer.

Life Enriching Communities (LEC) mission is to help people live their best lives by providing resources that engage and empower residents and associates. LEC is a not-for-profit organization with a 125-year history, beginning with Twin Towers, established in 1899. Today, LEC's reach extends to six life plan communities across Ohio, including Twin Lakes in Montgomery, Twin Towers in Cincinnati, Wesley Ridge, Wesley Glen and Wesley Woods in Columbus, and Concord Reserve in Cleveland.

In this series of monthly columns, TriHealth President and CEO – and Cincinnati native – Mark Clement joins other health care experts to share insights about our nation’s health care industry and the growing imperative for transformational change. For many years, health care in the United States was often described as data rich, but information poor.

While technological innovation continues to drive new business opportunities and revenues, it’s also been sharpening the tools of business fraudsters. One of the more innovative and tech-savvy groups of people in the business arena are the fraudsters looking to rob your organization. The new weapon in their arsenal? An emerging technology you’ve probably been reading about: artificial intelligence (AI).

The managing principal and chief development officer at Dallas-based TRG is set to take over Archer, the largest advertising agency based in Memphis, Tennessee.