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U.S. and Indonesia Reach Trade Agreement

Indonesia ranks as one of America's top 25 trade partners, sending about $28 billion to the U.S. in 2024, including clothing, footwear and palm oil.

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How Reverse Logistics Is Reshaping Retail’s Future

Reverse logistics is growing beyond just dealing with returns. It's helping brands and retailers to stand out, changing how they think about sustainability and growth.

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Trump’s Tariffs Come with an $82B Bill, Says JPMorganChase

The analysis is among the first to measure the direct costs created by the import taxes on employers with $10 million to $1 billion in annual revenue.

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Trump Announces Vietnam Trade Deal with 20% Import Tariff

Some U.S. officials wanted to calibrate tariffs for Vietnam to ensure they’re sufficiently lower than what’s imposed on China, to encourage production to leave that country.

Vietnamese women working in silk factory, Dalat, Vietnam. Photo: iStock/fototrav

AI-Tuned Pricing and Inventory Strategies are the Way Forward for Retailers

Demand-sensing is important, and is much improved by AI. But pricing and inventory modeling are important too.

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‘No Questions Asked’ Broke Retail. Can Ambient IoT Fix It?

The explosive growth of e-commerce, driven by ever-liberalizing return policies, has turned reverse logistics into one of the retail industry’s biggest challenges.

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Nike Faces $1B in Added Costs from Tariffs

China accounts for around 16% of all footwear Nike imports into the U.S., with the company aiming to cut that number to single digits by the end of the 2026 fiscal year.

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H&M Boss Warns Tariffs are Driving U.S. Clothing Prices Up

The group said it was likely to have to discount more than last year around the world in the coming months.

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Mexico ‘Reliable Alternative’ for Companies Looking to Escape Trade Friction

However, analysts warn that a prolonged trade war could produce lasting macroeconomic impacts on the country.

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Vietnam Inks Deals to Buy $3 Billion U.S. Products Before Talks

Vietnam has engaged in weeks of intense diplomacy with the U.S. — its largest export market — as it seeks to avert a threatened 46% tariff.

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Lululemon Sinks 20% With Tariffs, Fashion Shift Hitting Results

Pressure from tariffs and weak store traffic is offsetting any positive feedback on new products.

A Lululemon store in New York. Photographer: Yuki Iwamura/Bloomberg

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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