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Gebrüder Weiss Renews Supply Chain Scholarship with Rutgers

Rutgers' supply chain management undergraduate program is among the top five in North America, with 82% of its graduates accepting job offers before leaving school.

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U.S. Consumers Cut Spending as Brands Hike Prices

K-ecommerce's survey found that just 14% of shoppers believe that brands clearly explain price changes to customers.

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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: The State of Supply Chain Sustainability

Geopolitical realities, not least the evolving tariff picture, is one of the primary concerns for sustainability officers, says Laura Rainier, senior director analyst at Gartner.

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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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Ocean Network Express Touts Ship Recycling Initiative

The ship recycling policy, requires that all ONE vessels be recycled only at certified and reputable recycling facilities.

Bangladeshi shipbreaking yards often take shortcuts on safety measures, dump toxic waste directly onto the beach and the surrounding environment, and deny workers living wages, rest, or compensation in case of injuries, according to Human Rights Watch. Photo: iStock/alexeys

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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Legal Challenge to Trump Tariffs Leaves Supply Chains in Limbo

Without certainty, it's impossible to make the difficult decisions needed to mitigate any potential impacts from tariffs.

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Watch: Why Choose FTZs to Mitigate Tariffs?

Successfully dealing with the evolving world of tariffs is among the benefits, beyond duty deferral, that foreign trade zones bring, says Maddi Krieger, FTZ solution engineer at QAD Inc.

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Walmart Pledges Transparency on Prices After Drawing Trump’s Ire

Trump blasted Walmart in May on social media after the retailer said it would raise prices of some goods in the wake of new tariffs.

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How a Leading U.S. Floral Distribution Company Reduced Warehouse Labor Costs by 45% with RFID

Recycled Tagging Fasteners: Small Changes Make a Big Impact

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