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Boeing Needs More to Claw Out of Restrictions, FAA Chief Says
Though Boeing has regained some powers in recent months, the comments illustrate how the company continues to face U.S. regulatory scrutiny
Boeing Co. 737 Max planes at the company's manufacturing facility in Renton, Washington. Photographer: David Ryder/Bloomberg
U.S. Container Growth Vanishes with World Trade Flows ‘Moving On’
Inbound volumes in December dropped 6.4% from a year earlier to 1.9 million 20-foot container units, after a 5.7% slide the previous month.
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Eli Lilly Plans New Pennsylvania Plant for Next-Gen Weight Loss Drugs
The plant is scheduled to open sometime in 2031, as part of the company's larger push to expand its production capacity for obesity drugs that have exploded in popularity.
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Girding for the Future: It’s a Job for Humans
Introducing SupplyChainBrain’s Annual Supply Chain Management Resource Guide for 2026.
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Supply Chain Orchestration Enables Better Technology Utilization
Orchestration represents the next frontier in supply chain digitalization.
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How Logistics Pros Should Prepare to Build Ocean Stability
2026 will reward disciplined shippers, as well as adaptive third-party logistics providers and carriers prepared for prolonged margin pressure.
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The Three Layers of Supply Chain Security That No One Wants to Talk About
In the next several years, operators should focus on eliminating single points of failure, documenting protocols, and validating what partners actually do on the ground.
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How New Tariff Rules and Customs Fees Are Rewriting Cross-Border E-Commerce Costs
Tariffs and customs regulations are shifting faster than the industry can standardize responses, and the impact goes well beyond a single shipping process.
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Teams Are Centralizing Their Shipping Data for a ‘Single Source of Truth’
Expect more shippers to adopt centralized visibility platforms as they look for practical ways to control cost and performance.
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The Data Advantage That Will Define Tomorrow’s Warehouse Performance
Expect the next several years to bring a shift from faster data collection to strategic data orchestration.
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Adding Intelligence to Global Supply Chains to Overcome Tariff Turbulence
Organizations have an opportunity to use volatility to their advantage and thrive in the resulting uncertainty.
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AI in Logistics: From Automation to Autonomy
Today, we’ve entered the era of the agentic supply chain, where shippers can have a self-optimizing supply chain that continuously thinks, learns and adapts.
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