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Germany Says Warship Order Intact Despite ‘Massive Delays’

The delays put Germany in a bind just as European nations pour billions into bolstering their military capability in the face of an increasingly aggressive Russia.

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Walmart to Invest $300M in New North Carolina Fulfillment Center

Over 12 years, the initiative is projected to grow the state economy by nearly $791 million, with Walmart eligible for up to $3.67 million in reimbursements tied to job creation and investment targets.

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Podcast | Taking the Pain Out of Warehouse Audits With Intelligent Automation

A case study about automating “wall-to-wall” inventory counts in the warehouse.

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Shein Looks to Open First Brick-and-Mortar Stores in France

Shein will first look to set up shop in department stores in Paris, before opening up additional locations in Dijon, Reims, Grenoble, Angers and Limoges.

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Fired Transportation Regulator Sues Trump Admin Over Dismissal

In an October 1 LinkedIn post, Primus asserted that his removal "threatens the economic balance needed to keep our national freight rail network functioning properly."

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Panama Canal Offers Shippers More Flexible Booking System

Instead of locking in plans for a full year, the program will allow companies to commit in six-month blocks.

A vessel is guided through the Panama Canal. The Panama Canal’s vulnerability to drought recently caused long wait times and costly disruptions for shippers. Photographer: Tarina Rodriguez/Bloomberg

U.S. Government to Take Minority Stake in Lithium Miner

The DOE will also take a 5% stake in Lithium America and General Motors' Thacker Pass lithium mining project currently under development in Nevada's Humboldt County.

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Navigating Tariffs, Market Uncertainty and the Growing Momentum for Reshoring

Tariffs issue combined with geopolitical risk, rising labor costs overseas, and a desire for greater supply chain resilience are accelerating the push for reshoring.

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FAA Plans to Furlough 11,000 Employees in U.S. Government Shutdown

Air traffic controllers will keep working but not be paid. NTSB will still be able to launch new air accident investigations.

Jackson, Mississippi. Photo: iStock.com/CRobertson

Amazon Rolls Out New Budget-Friendly Grocery Brand

Dubbed Amazon Grocery, the line combines existing Amazon Fresh and Happy Belly products into one cohesive collection of everyday staples priced under $5 each.

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U.S. Ports Don't Expect Disruptions During Government Shutdown

Without approval from Congress on a new spending plan for the fiscal year that began on October 1, this marks the first government shutdown in the U.S. since 2018-2019.

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EU to Ramp Up Tariffs on Steel Imports, Mirroring U.S. Duties

The bloc’s steel industry has faced a severe crisis in recent years as it grapples with cheap imports from China and other Asian economies.

Stephane Sejourne. Photo: Bloomberg

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