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Podcast | Will an Investment ‘Supercycle’ Spark the Revival of American Manufacturing?

Will three big recent funding measures entice manufacturers to shift production from China back to the U.S.?

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Fairmarkit Launches AI-Powered Automated Procurement Tool

The new tool allows procurement teams to create and manage requests for proposals (RFPs) while connecting suppliers with customers.

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Mexico’s Future as U.S. Go-To Trade Partner Depends on Investment, Infrastructure

The reason Mexico didn’t rise as a great near-shore market before was that supply chain resiliency just wasn’t top of mind in the last few decades, when landed cost was king.

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Is the Biden Administration Undercutting Its Own Policies on Chinese Solar Imports?

Conflicting policies within the Biden Administration have provided China with a loophole that allows it to circumvent antidumping and countervailing duties on the export on solar cells and modules to the U.S.

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Watch: Building the Supply Chain From the Ground Up

A successful supply chain transformation begins with "changing the narrative," says George Raptis, vice president of operations at JP Outfitters. Among other things, the company had to stop viewing itself as "small."

George Raptis

UAW Says It Made Progress with Ford, Plans More Strikes Against GM, Stellantis

Sources said that the strikes will likely expand to 38 additional GM and Stellantis facilities across 20 states, but expanded strike actions are not expected against Ford.

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Watch: Filling the Full Truckload Procurement Gap

Andrew Leto founder and chief executive officer of online truck freight procurement platform Emerge, has a habit of looking for gaps in the logistics industry that can be filled via emerging technologies.

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Chinese Seafood Imports from Japan Fell After Release of Fukushima Water

Japan said that China was the world’s biggest importer of Japanese seafood in 2022 after the country acquired $571 million of seafood.

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Why AI-Powered Procurement Must Be Part of Your Talent Strategy

At a time when procurement is having trouble attracting and retaining top talent, there’s an opportunity to invest in people, by adopting AI-powered tools.

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Why the Medical-Device Industry Is Embracing Contract Manufacturing

In the manufacturing of medical devices, there’s no margin of error. Does it make sense, then, to outsource production of those vital yet sensitive instruments?

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Boeing Warns 737 Deliveries to Be at Low End of 2023 Target

Narrowbody handovers will be near the bottom of Boeing’s goal of shipping 400 to 450 of the popular 737 jets this year, said chief financial officer Brian West.

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Podcast | How Sanctions Are Disrupting the Electronic Components Supply Chain

The Biden Administration’s sanctions on sales of advanced technology are having a major impact on the global electronics supply chain.

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