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By Jairo Trad · Observer

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When Supply Chains Shift, Water Risk Shifts With Them

Kilimo’s Jairo Trad analyzes the water blind spot in supply chain resilience, arguing that switching suppliers can solve an immediate disruption while shifting water exposure from one basin to another. Trad explores why companies need to move beyond measuring water risk to incorporating local water conditions into fast, operational sourcing decisions.

In Venice, Hollywood Races to Adapt Books Before Publication

The Venice Film Festival is bringing publishers and producers together as demand grows for books with strong screen potential. From unpublished manuscripts to established IP, Venice’s rights market reveals what producers want and how early they are willing to buy.

For John Ternus, Apple’s Next “A.I. Breakthrough” Should Be the Company Itself

Warp’s Ayush Sharma examines what John Ternus’s takeover of Apple means for the company’s A.I. strategy, arguing that its biggest AI breakthrough may need to happen inside the organization itself.