While semiconductor chip shortages and commodity issues continue to dominate the headlines in the automotive industry, auto suppliers face several long term supply chain challenges, including geo-political issues; heightened focus on environmental, social and governance practices; changes in regulations; evolving environmental and tax laws; and implementation of new trade agreements that will force a reorientation of global auto supply chains.

A&M DIG CTO, Joey Baruch, along with other technology industry experts, are quoted in Forbes.

A&M Taxand Managing Director Kathleen King was recently interviewed by Bloomberg Tax.

In this briefing, we look at why now might be a good time to sell your business to an EOT.

Digital technologies in procurement and supply chain management are developing at an increasing pace and accelerate efficiency gains throughout the procurement process.

Joey Baruch, A&M Data Intelligence Gateway (A&M DIG) CTO authored a recent article featured in Forbes.

Thirteen leading experts and future leaders from A&M's Disputes and Investigations practice were recognized in Who's Who Legal’s 2022 Arbitration Expert Witness and Future Leaders guides.

A&M Taxand's Kevin M. Jacobs and Lee G. Zimet were recently featured in a Tax Notes article.

Ben Wilner, PhD, explores the power & cost-effective tool of statistical sampling & outlines three core concepts that are crucial steps for statistical sampling analysis.

During an ICAEW webinar, industry experts, including A&M's Mairéad Warren de Búrca, Paul Baldwin and Aneeta Samra, met on Tax for Insolvency Practioners.

In a recent interview with the Information Security Media Group (ISMG), Managing Director and cybersecurity expert Rocco Grillo shares best practices for developing and maintaining cyber resiliency in the face of evolving cyber threats. Watch now.

As the fate of the Build Back Better Act (BBBA) is in limbo with Senator Joe Manchin’s declaration that he would vote no on the bill in its current form.

In this issue, A&M identifies steps organizations can take to prepare for and manage through the current crises that many suppliers are facing with supply chain disruptions and significant increases in input costs.

Internet of Medical Things (IoMT) technology remains in early stages of adoption, but advancements and breakthroughs are quickly moving this process forward.