Shortages of computer chips and other parts continued to hobble the U.S. auto industry last year

If roughly 60,000 rail workers vote to strike this Friday, store shelves could run empty and prices on many of our basic necessities would soar, experts said.

Hershey has added production, but global supply chain issues have hit the company hard.

Lack of access to a grocery store impacts about 17 million Americans, according to the USDA.

Bubs Australia struck a deal with American grocery chains Kroger Co. and Albertsons Companies to import the formula under the fourth flight of Operation Fly Formula.

Greg Regan, the president of one of the largest rail worker unions in the country, said supply chain issues have been around since well before the pandemic and may get worse.

The rise in COVID-19 cases and strict lockdowns in parts of China could have noticeable effects on consumers.

Nearly 30% of popular formula brands may be sold out at stores across the country, according to a firm that tracks what's stocked on the shelves.

Experts say global vehicle supply shortages are still affecting car rental companies and although the situation is improving, it likely won’t be fully resolved until later this year or early 2023.

Several factors have led to increases in prices, such as the pandemic and the crisis in Ukraine.

ABC News’ Kenneth Moton reports from the Washington Auto Show, which is showcasing many electric vehicles this year despite the global shortage of the chips they rely on to fully function.

"It is both an economic and national security imperative to solve this crisis."

Wall Street is now suffering losses that are impacting the retirement savings of millions.

From COVID-19 to the weather, one expert called current conditions “the perfect storm” for supply issues.

John D. Porcari, the port envoy to the Biden-Harris Administration Supply Chain Disruptions Task Force comments on the current supply chain issues.

The President of the United Food and Commercial Workers International Union, Marc Perrone talks about how supply chain issues impact workers' mental health and income across the U.S.

Find out what the absolute deadline is to get your packages ordered and delivered on time at a reasonable price.

The proposed committee would have an equal number of members from both sides of the aisle.

President Joe Biden has weighed in on the Department of Labor report out Friday that shows the consumer price index climbed at its fastest rate in nearly 40 years.

The latest government inflation data was released on Friday.

Experts weigh in on the lack of aluminum and other supply chain issues.

In a story first reported by the Washington Post, major supply chain issues are affecting such products as soda, water and alcohol.

The latest supply chain shortage might hit too close to home. ABC News’ Will Ganss explains.

With sky-high price tags on so many popular items, ABC News' business correspondent Rebecca Jarvis shares tips on how to stretch your money and save while shopping.

Desperate parents are turning to bots to get shopping done in time for Christmas.

Dec. 15 is the last day for retail ground shipping for the post office, UPS and FedEx.

Mario Cordero, the executive director of the Port of Long Beach, on the thousands of empty cargo containers impacting supplies.

Best Buy's CEO Corie Barry tells us what to expect this holiday shopping season and how the company is keeping shelves stocked.

Millions of consumers prepare to take to the web in search of good deals.

Walmart CEO John Furner says the retailer is positioned with inventory to keep up with trends this holiday season.

CEO John Furner speaks to "GMA" about current concerns, including the company's ability to keep things in stock in stores and online.

Consumers on Monday spent $7.1 billion, or about $6.5 million per minute, according to Adobe, which projected it to be the season's biggest online shopping day.

Walmart's CEO said shelves are stocked because of plans that started a year ago.

The agency is looking to determine if supply chain disruptions have led to certain bottlenecks, anti-competitive practices and higher prices for consumers.

Issues like climate change and wildfires, combined with supply chain and labor shortages, have impacted the holiday tree market, pushing up prices for consumers.

Macy’s Chairman and CEO Jeff Gennette speaks with “GMA” about Black Friday, the impact of the pandemic and teases this season’s hottest items.

Leslie Sarasin, the president and CEO of the Food Industry Association, discusses which products’ prices have increased the most and how long that may last.

With Thanksgiving less than 24 hours away, Rodney McMullen discusses where his company is experiencing supply issues and how his grocery chain is dealing with price hikes.

Martha Raddatz reports on the effects of inflation from Kansas City.

Along with inflation, supply chain bottlenecks could raise the price of Thanksgiving dinner nearly 14%. Also, as millions are set to travel, the U.S. sees its highest gas prices in years.

With the holiday shopping season around the corner, major retailers are saying they’re ready for American shoppers.

"The holiday season is here, and we're ready," Walmart's CEO said.

Clair Babineaux-Fontenot, CEO of Feeding America discusses the supply chain crisis’ effect on the nation’s food banks.

Bill Doyle, executive director of the Maryland Port Administration, talks about President Joe Biden's $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill.

Federal reserve officials are warning the cost of all types of goods could continue to rise for several more months. ABC’s Mona Kosar Abdi reports.

Brian Deese appeared on ABC's "This Week" Sunday.

President and CEO of Del Monte Foods, Greg Longstreet, offers tips and advice.

The price of gas increased more than 6% over the last month and is up nearly 50% over the past year.

As inflation skyrockets in the U.S., here’s what it could mean for your Thanksgiving dinner.

ABC News chief business correspondent Rebecca Jarvis has the latest on new inflation numbers, which show prices for U.S. consumers jumped 6.2% over the past year.