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Trump Tariffs Refund Gives Nintendo Profit Windfall

Nintendo has declined to confirm it has received a full refund, and is resisting calls to pass the money back to consumers.

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Podcast | Why Aren’t We Getting Our Money’s Worth From Transportation Spending?

Billions of federal dollars committed to building and maintaining the nation’s transportation infrastructure — and what do we have to show for it?

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How Engineering Principles Can Help Businesses Scale Product Compliance

While modern AI is part of the product compliance modernization story, it’s not the whole narrative.

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Trump Tariff Refunds Hit $100B

The $100 billion that's been refunded so far makes up 60% of the $165 billion collected from President Donald Trump's "Liberation Day" levies.

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Researchers Uncover 'Backdoor' in Chinese-Made Internet Routers

VulnCheck CTO Jacob Baines estimates that at least 100,000 routers containing the backdoor have already been deployed globally.

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Shipowners Say Hormuz Tolls Would Lead to More Charges Elsewhere

The prospect of Iran imposing transit fees in Hormuz has focused attention on the fragility of global supply chains.

Ships anchored in the Strait of Hormuz near Larak Island, Iran. Photographer: Majid Saeedi/Getty Images

Trump’s Latest Tariffs Hit with New Lawsuit by 25 States

Trump is rebuilding a tariff wall that was struck down in February 2026, when the Supreme Court ruled levies issued under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act were illegal.

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California to Raise Minimum Wage to Nation's Highest

Newsom touted the move as a necessary step to help workers keep pace with the rising cost of living, particularly as the federal minimum wage has remained unchanged for years.

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China Threatens Retaliation Against U.S. Ban on Foreign Humanoid Robots

China described the ban as "discriminatory and suppressive," given the country's status as the world's leading producer of advanced humanoid robotics components.

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Survey: Widespread Impact on U.S. Farm Workers by Immigration Policy

Some 92% said that raids and deportations have affected their employment, while 61% said they are shopping less, and 29% say they are not seeking medical attention.

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Tracking of Contaminated Food Threatened by Strain on Public Health Budgets

The cyclosporiasis outbreak has put a spotlight on how U.S. states and the federal government work together to track foodborne illnesses.

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How One Manufacturer Cut LTL Costs 16.5% and Regained Freight Control

Before FreightOptics, the manufacturer didn’t have its own contracted rates and relied solely on the default rates available through its TMS provider. Shipment data was entered by hand, parcel and freight invoices moved through separate batches, and suppliers booked freight directly. Transportation decisions, carrier costs, and billing were spread across disconnected processes.

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