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U.S. Transportation Department Plans to Cut Workforce at End of May

Duffy said he couldn’t say yet how big the layoffs would be because it depends on how many people take and qualify for the buyout program.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy. Photo: Tierney L. Cross / Bloomberg

Tariffs, End to De Minimis Create 'Daunting' Outlook for Air Freight

E-commerce accounts for roughly half of all air cargo shipments between China and the U.S., as well as 6% of global volumes.

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Report: U.S. Manufacturing is 'Still Playing Catch-up'

Efforts to nearshore manufacturing out of Asia and into Mexico also slowed in 2024, as consistent access to roads, energy and water remained a "persistent challenge."

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U.S. Prepares Air-Traffic Overhaul as Vulnerabilities Rock Newark

The U.S. Government Accountability Office warned last year that 76% of the agency’s air traffic control systems were either unsustainable or potentially unsustainable.

Photo: Ethan Miller / Getty Images via Bloomberg

Port Canaveral Plans $500M in Upgrades to Cruise Capacity, Cargo Berths

Port Canaveral operates as a major hub for Florida's cruise ship industry, as well as for SpaceX and Blue Origin, which rely on the port to offload and transport recovered launch vehicle components.

Photo: Cape Canaveral Port Authority

The Art of Mastering EUDR Compliance

To mitigate financial burdens, businesses must adopt a proactive approach.

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Is ESG Still Relevant?

The good news for business is that ESG compliance — whether voluntary or not— is more than just another regulatory burden. It's also an opportunity.

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Most iPhones Sold in U.S. Will Come from India, Apple Says

The technology giant estimated that U.S. import taxes could add about $900 million to its costs in the current quarter.

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Adani Gets Modi’s Blessing as It Expands Mega India Port

Modi’s endorsement not only bolsters the port-to-power Adani conglomerate, it also signals that the overhang around the U.S. indictment could be easing for Asia’s second-richest person.

Vizhinjam is expected to facilitate the movement of transshipment traffic into India as well as on the major routes between the U.S., Europe, Africa and East Asia. Photographer: Prashanth Vishwanathan/Bloomberg

Temu Ceases All Exports to U.S. Consumers

The announcement comes on the day the U.S. canceled the de minimis rule.

Photo: Robert Way, iStock

GM Expects to Lose Up to $5B to Tariffs in 2025

Roughly $2 billion in added costs from tariffs are expected to come from vehicles imported into the U.S. from Canada, Mexico and South Korea.

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Podcast | The Evolution of ERP: Is It a Different Animal Today?

Three decades after its introduction, has the ERP monster finally been tamed?

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