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Trump Tariff Blitz Unleashes Delayed Shock to Global Economy

So far, the global economy has held up better than many economists expected after Trump’s initial tariff blitz. That could all be about to change.

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Panama Official Seeks Review of CK Hutchison Port Contract

The development risks further complicating a transaction that’s become a high-profile tussle between the U.S. and China.

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Procter & Gamble Plans Price Hikes to Offset $1B in Tariff Losses

Although P&G produces an estimated 90% of its products domestically, it still imports raw ingredients and packaging materials from China for many of its staple offerings.

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Manufacturers Are Caught Between Tariffs and Turnover. Here’s How to Stay Resilient

Companies that prioritize visibility, scenario planning, digital tools and cross-functional alignment will be better positioned to adapt to what comes next.

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Infusing Intelligence into the Buying Journey: How Order Management Links Your Supply Chain

An OMS should enable granular decision-making based on eligibility, labor availability, replenishment windows and SKU velocity.

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Mars Inc. to Invest $2B in U.S. Manufacturing

The company said that part of its investment has already gone toward a new $240 million Nature's Bakery facility in Salt Lake City, Utah, which opened on July 30.

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Trump Tariff Clock Ticks Down as Nations Rush to Seal Trade Pacts

In the weeks leading up to President Trump's self-imposed tariff deadline, the White House announced framework deals with Japan, the EU, South Korea, Vietnam, Thailand, Pakistan and Cambodia.

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Europe's Ports Grapple with 'Uniquely Disruptive' Summer

In mid-July, the Port of Antwerp-Bruges reported average dwell times between seven and eight days, compared to the typical average of five days.

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How Revenue Complexity Drains Margin: Here Are the Top Three Culprits

There’s no shortage of disruption across the supply chain these days. Yet efforts to address it can create operational complexity.

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De Minimis Rule to End for All U.S. Imports

In May, Trump eliminated the exemption for shipments from China, but now duties will be imposed on low-value imports from anywhere, starting August 29.

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Mercedes, Porsche Slash Earning Forecasts

The forecasts come even after the EU agreed to a trade deal with the United States that would reduce tariffs on imported cars to 15%.

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Ford Sees Steep Profit Drop With Tariff Tab Rising to $2B

Even Ford, which manufactures the most cars in the U.S. of any automaker, is being squeezed by new trade barriers imposed by the White House.

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