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Norfolk Southern Reports 12% Profit Hit in Q4 of 2025

One-time charges were largely to blame for the dip, with the proposed merger tacking on $58 million, and costs from the East Palestine derailment adding another $23 million.

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U.S. Trade Gap Widens From Smallest Since 2009 as Imports Rise

he goods and services trade gap nearly doubled from the prior month to $56.8 billion, Commerce Department data showed.

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China is Watching Australia ‘Very Closely’ on Darwin Port Issue

Since Albanese’s pledge to return the port to Australian control and his center-left government’s landslide re-election in May, there has been little visible progress on its status.

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Report: No Silver Bullet for Disruption as Companies Rethink Resilience

Roughly 84% of companies say that customer complaints have increased in the wake of recent disruptions, while 21% have lost contracts or business due to logistics delays.

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Watch: Who Will Be the ‘Planner of the Future’?

Daniel Stidsen, senior director, solutions consulting with e2open, discusses the changing role, responsibilities and focus of supply chain planners.

Who Will Be The Planner Of The Future

John Deere to Open Pair of New U.S. Facilities in 2026

The first facility will be a distribution center near Hebron, Indiana, while the other will be an excavator factory in Kernersville, North Carolina.

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DOE Invites States to Partner on Expanding U.S. Nuclear Fuel Supply Chain

The DOE is inviting states to host so-called "Nuclear Lifecycle Innovation Campuses," which would help with fuel fabrication and enrichment, as well as the reprocessing of used fuel.

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Amazon to Cut 16,000 Corporate Positions

The reductions take Amazon’s announced job cuts to 30,000 in three months after an initial wave in October.

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‘Systemic’ Flaws Led to Fatal Midair Crash Near Washington, D.C.

Homendy cited what she called the failure of “entire organizations to evaluate and act on readily available data, heed repeated recommendations and foster robust safety cultures.”

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Watch: Achieving End-to-End Planning at Ping: A Case Study

Ping, the maker of customized golf clubs and equipment, set out to unify its supply chain planning function and achieve end-to-end visibility with the help of John Galt Solutions.

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Case Study: A Tale of Two AI-Driven Procurement Transformations

The requirement to manually perform regular checks and balances on enterprise procurement has often been viewed as slowing the speed of business and limiting corporate agility.

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New Report: Yard Bottlenecks Ripple Through Supply Chains in 2026

Industry sources estimate that roughly 90% of yards still operate without dedicated management systems or consistent frameworks that measure performance.

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