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Report: Human Rights Issues Lurk in Canada’s Seafood Aisles

All but one of the six retailers included in the survey — including Costco, Walmart Canada and Pattison Food Group — received a failing grade.

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Mexico ‘Reliable Alternative’ for Companies Looking to Escape Trade Friction

However, analysts warn that a prolonged trade war could produce lasting macroeconomic impacts on the country.

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Watch: The Latest Megatrends in Procurement

Agentic artificial intelligence, geopolitical uncertainties and energy acquisition are the three biggest issues facing supply chain procurement professionals, says Ryan Polk, senior director analyst at Gartner.

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Europe’s Steel Industry in Jeopardy, Says ThyssenKrupp Exec

If the industry failed, she argued, Europe would be left reliant on the U.S. and China for a key manufacturing material.

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Watch: Are Tariffs Creating Supply Chain Havoc?

Risk management using artificial intelligence can identify and mitigate tariff exposures across multi-tier supply chains, says Kit Conklin, global head of risk and compliance at Exiger.

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Vietnam Inks Deals to Buy $3 Billion U.S. Products Before Talks

Vietnam has engaged in weeks of intense diplomacy with the U.S. — its largest export market — as it seeks to avert a threatened 46% tariff.

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Lululemon Sinks 20% With Tariffs, Fashion Shift Hitting Results

Pressure from tariffs and weak store traffic is offsetting any positive feedback on new products.

A Lululemon store in New York. Photographer: Yuki Iwamura/Bloomberg

Podcast | The Clock’s Ticking: Time to Get Serious About Radio Equipment Cybersecurity

A lot of manufacturers and users of radio equipment aren’t ready for looming new regulations on cybersecurity by the European Union.

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Watch: AI: Moving From Hype to High-Impact

Bill Benton, co-founder of GAINSystems, explains how companies can escape the hype surrounding artificial intelligence, and embrace the technology in a way that brings real value to supply chains.

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Greener Returns: How AI Cuts Costs and Carbon in Reverse Logistics

A focus on efficient returns can help retailers strengthen their environmental, social and governance efforts, by reducing volumes and mitigating fraud.

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Lawyer for 737 Crash Victim Families Slams DOJ Deal with Boeing

As part of the agreement, Boeing will pay $1.1 billion, with $444.5 million going toward the families of victims, and the remaining $455 million to improvements for regulatory compliance and safety.

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U.S. Trade Deficit Narrows by Most on Record as Imports Plunge

The April trade report showed imports of consumer goods slumped $33 billion, largely due to a sharp decline in inbound shipments of pharmaceutical preparations.

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