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GM Expects to Lose Up to $5B to Tariffs in 2025

Roughly $2 billion in added costs from tariffs are expected to come from vehicles imported into the U.S. from Canada, Mexico and South Korea.

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Streamlining Collaboration With Smart Supplier Management

By enhancing collaboration with suppliers during the design phase, companies can significantly improve efficiency, quality and speed.

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May 2 Brings End to Duty-Free Imports from China to U.S.

De minimis imports have surged dramatically since 2018, with China accounting for nearly two-thirds of 2.3 billion duty-free shipments between 2018 and 2021.

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'A Fool's Errand': The Fatal Flaw Behind a U.S. Manufacturing Revival

The infrastructure to educate and entice manufacturing workers simply doesn't exist, while the Trump administration has sought to deport the very people who would want those jobs the most.

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Manufacturers: Supply Chain Management Popular Use for AI

Ninety-five percent of more than 500 manufacturers surveyed said GenAI is already directly improving efficiency and bottom-line performance.

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Ford to Delay Price Increases to See How Rivals React to Tariffs

Trump on April 29 signed directives to lessen the blow of tariffs he’s enacted targeting the auto industry.

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EU 'Far Off' Its Goal for Microchip Production

Auditors warned of a strategy that's been far too fragmented, especially given that the EU's 2022 Chips Act had no mandates for coordinated national investments or funding streams.

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New Port Fees Could Derail U.S. LNG Dominance

Center for LNG executive director Charlie Riedl warned that the fees could raise costs for global buyers, and threaten the United States' position as the world's leading LNG exporter.

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UPS Targets $3.5B in Savings with Plan to Slash 20K Jobs

In an April 29 earnings call, UPS CEO Carol Tomé said that handling outbound shipments from Amazon fulfillment centers "is not profitable for us."

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Temu, Shein Hit U.S. Shoppers with Sweeping Price Hikes

Starting on May 2, de minimis shipments from China will be subject to either a 120% tariff or a flat $100 fee per postal item, with the flat fee increasing to $200 on June 1.

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The Question of Nearshoring: Old Advantages, New Challenges

With rising labor costs and disruptions to traditional supply routes, companies are re-evaluating the advantages and challenges of nearshoring.

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Apple to Shift iPhone Manufacturing to India

According to the FT, Apple plans to source from India the more than 60 million iPhones sold in the U.S. annually by the end of 2026.

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