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Trump Threatens BRICS Nations with 100% Tariffs

BRICS nations have talked about the idea of a new common currency to reduce their reliance on the American dollar for years.

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The Priority Gap: Survey Reveals Major Disconnect Between Supply Chain Execs and the C-Suite

COVID-19 forever changed supply chain executives’ mindset. At least that’s what we’ve been told by industry experts, in the years since the pandemic hit.

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Chinese EV Companies Push Suppliers to Slash Costs

According to a companywide email from BYD executive vice president He Zhiqi, a "decisive battle" is underway across China's EV market.

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Will Trump Tariffs Spell the End of Temu, Shein in the U.S.?

Temu and Shein's viability in the U.S. could rely on whether Biden or Trump opt for meaningful changes to de minimis rules in the coming months.

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Supply Chain Software Company Hit With Ransomware Attack

It's currently unclear whether the attack impacted Blue Yonder clients in the U.S., including Albertsons, Kroger, Proctor & Gamble and Anheuser-Busch.

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Nations Gather for Final Talks on Deal to Curb Plastic Pollution

According to data from the UN Environment Programme, 75-199 million tons of plastic pollution can be found in the ocean right now.

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Stellantis Mulls Pivoting Away from Mexico Under Threat of Trump Tariffs

Trump has threatened to punish carmakers importing vehicles to the U.S. from Mexico, where Stellantis is expanding a pickup truck plant.

The Stellantis Ram 1500 Revolution electric pickup truck. Photographer: Bridget Bennett/Bloomberg

U.S. Retailers Raise Alarm Over Ongoing Red Sea Crisis, Looming Port Strike

November 19 marked a year since Houthi rebels attacked the British-owned Galaxy Leader cargo ship as it moved through the Red Sea, taking its crew hostage.

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Port of Los Angeles Sees Sustained Import Surge Ahead of Tariffs

This year, the LA and Long Beach ports, which together account for roughly a third of all U.S. container imports, have seen their busiest ever peak season.

Cranes reflected in a boat window at the Port of Los Angeles in Wilmington, California. Photographer: Eric Thayer/Bloomberg

Software Company Tracks the Journey of Your Thanksgiving Turkey

The average Thanksgiving turkey passes through three separate facilities and rides on four different trucks on its typical 760-mile journey from the farm to the supermarket.

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Back to (North) America: Companies Reassess Their Supply Chain Strategies

An increasing number of major companies are shifting manufacturing back to the U.S. and nearby Mexico in response to a volatile global supply chain landscape.

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Canada Calls for Ouster of Mexico in Renegotiated Trade Deal

Canada's deputy prime minister noted that while the U.S. and Canada are "perfectly aligned" on trade with China, "the same cannot be said of Mexico."

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