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Canada Sets Deadline to Hike Steel, Aluminum Tariffs Against U.S.
Starting on June 30, Canada will also begin to limit federal procurement of steel and aluminum to domestic suppliers.
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GM Looks to Pour $4B into Domestic Manufacturing
Tariffs from the Trump administration have been particularly impactful across the American auto industry, with GM expecting the levies to cost it as much as $5 billion in 2025.
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How SMBs Are Managing a 30% Procurement Cost Spike
More than 40% of small-business owners say economic conditions have worsened compared with a year ago — nearly double the share from just a few months ago.
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China’s Carmakers to Pay Suppliers on Time as Price War Curb
Chinese carmakers, embroiled in a domestic price war, have been seeking lower-cost components and delaying payments to suppliers by months.
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Shein Plans Manufacturing Expansion in India
Shein relaunched in India in February following a five-year ban, which had stemmed from concerns that China's government was stealing user data from the retailer's app.
A SHEIN e-commerce distribution center in Whitestown, Indiana, November 2022. Photo: iStock.com/jetcityimage
Legal Challenge to Trump Tariffs Leaves Supply Chains in Limbo
Without certainty, it's impossible to make the difficult decisions needed to mitigate any potential impacts from tariffs.
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U.S. Retailers Look to Steer Sourcing Away from China
Target Chief Commercial Officer Rick Gomez said that the retailer has reduced the share of products it sources from China from 60% in 2017, to 30% today.
A shopper leaves a Target store in New York. Photographer: Michael Nagle/Bloomberg
How to Build Lasting Supplier Relationships in China
In the midst of economic and trade turmoil, it’s the responsibility of business leaders to develop and maintain effective relationships with supply chain partners.
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Logistics Industry Fights Through 'Fog of Global Commerce'
The logistics industry in 2024 returned to pre-pandemic levels in certain areas, but also dealt with flat business volumes, excess truck capacity and rising operation costs.
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Report: Geopolitical Uncertainty Causes Dip in Business Optimism
In the U.S., business optimism dipped by more than 3%, while greater declines were seen in Mexico and South Korea.
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Canada Premiers Pitch Carney on New Pipelines, Ports and Mines
The meeting was a first step toward Carney fulfilling his campaign promise to reduce Canada’s overwhelming reliance on the U.S. as an export market.
The Port of Prince Rupert in Prince Rupert, British Columbia. One project being pitched by premiers is an economic corridor running from the western port to Churchill, Manitoba. Photo: Ben Nelms/Bloomberg
Gebrüder Weiss Expands Freight Business into Thailand
The logistics company opened for business in Thailand on June 1, with a team of 20 employees based out of Bangkok.
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