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USDA Rushes to Undo Firing of Workers Needed for Bird Flu Response

The National Nuclear Administration — which oversees the U.S. nuclear arsenal — similarly had to rescind termination letters for fired workers in early February.

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Walmart Tempers Expectations for 2025

Despite seeing a late boost late last year from a strong holiday shopping season, concerns have mounted in the coming year over the threat of tariffs.

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Unions Urge Trump to Act as China Continues to Outpace U.S. Shipbuilding

The unions estimate that China manufactured more than 1,000 ships in 2023, compared to fewer than 10 made by the U.S. in that same year.

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SoCal Ports Saw Record January Ahead of Trump Tariffs

Cargo handlers at the Port of Los Angeles moved a total of 924,245 containers in January, an 8% increase over the same period last year.

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U.S. Overtakes China as Germany's Top Trade Partner

Trade between the U.S. and Germany ticked up by 0.1% from 2023, while Germany's trade surplus with the U.S. hit a record €70 billion ($73 billion).

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USDOT Approves Texas Deepwater Port Project

The project was first proposed in 2019, but had been stuck, awaiting final authorization from the USDOT's Maritime Administration.

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Podcast | Time for a New Industrial Policy for the United States? Part 2

What kind of industrial policy should the U.S. adopt in the post-free trade era? Second of a two-part discussion.

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Five Reasons to Choose a Managed Transportation Strategy

Shippers with complex needs and tight budgets are outsourcing more of their freight to managed transportation providers.

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Design Thinking: The Missing Link in Data-Driven Supply Chains

For supply chain leaders, design thinking is more than a methodology; it’s a strategic tool.

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U.S. Faces De Minimis Dilemma as Supply Chains Brace for Impact

Ending de minimis requirements altogether could mean more paperwork, longer processing times, and higher costs for everyone from shippers to consumers.

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Survey: Supply Chains are Being ‘Fundamentally’ Restructured

Companies are doubling down on supply chain resilience, automation, and supplier diversification to counter rising trade complexities.

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Red Sea Ship Traffic Slow to Resume as Ceasefire Risks Swirl

Top executives from the world’s biggest shipping companies have cautioned that any return to the Red Sea is likely to be slow given the volatility of tensions in the Middle East.

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