By Jacob Bunge JBS USA Holdings Inc. paid an $11 million ransom to cybercriminals who last week temporarily knocked out plants that process roughly one-fifth of the nation s meat supply, the. | June 9, 2021
By Jesse Newman and Jacob Bunge A ransomware attack against JBS SA sent shock waves throughout the U.S. food industry and exacerbated tension between Washington and Moscow, even as the. | June 2, 2021
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Biden’s Pledge to Slash Emissions Would Require Big U.S. Changes Source: By Russell Gold and Collin Eaton, Wall Street Journal • Posted: Sunday, April 25, 2021
While American industries are already moving to address climate issues, the president’s ambitious target would require them to accelerate transformation
A gas flare burns in the Permian Basin in Texas. Natural gas currently generates 40% of U.S. power. Photo: Bronte Wittpenn/Bloomberg
Meeting President Biden’s goal of sharply reducing U.S. greenhouse-gas emissions by 2030 would require dramatically reshaping key sectors of the economy.
While U.S. industries are already transitioning to a lower-carbon future, Mr. Biden’s target would require companies in industries from energy to transportation to agriculture to greatly speed the pace of change.
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By Nina Trentmann General Electric Co. s former finance chief is taking over the purse strings at Cargill Inc., a private agricultural conglomerate with more than $100 billion in annual revenue. Minneapolis-based Cargill on Tuesday said Jamie Miller will join the company as chief financial officer at the start of its new fiscal year on June 1. Ms. Miller, a rare outside hire for Cargill, will succeed current CFO David Dines, who has been in the role since December 2018. Mr. Dines plans to retire in September after 29 years with the company. Cargill in recent weeks has filled other key positions, including a chief operating officer, with company insiders.