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Just When You Think It’s Safe to Get Behind the Wheel, Tariffs Strike Again

Automakers have been quietly absorbing billions in tariff costs, but consumers could soon face a wave of price hikes on new cars and more.

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Podcast | Can the U.S. Ever Stop Relying on China for Critical Minerals?

The United States’ dependence on basic minerals from China and other foreign sources is a huge problem, both from an economic and defense perspective.

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Shipbuilding Revival in Louisiana Showcases Hi-Tech Capabilities

The future, in Louisiana, at least, lies in building more modest vessels that make the most of advanced technology, rather than giant containerships, bulk carriers and tankers.

The future of U.S. shipbuilding? Photo: Bollinger

Target to Eliminate 1,800 Roles, 8% of Headquarters Team

Leader roles were affected at a higher rate than individual workers, a company spokesman said, and no roles in stores or the supply chain were impacted.

A Target Corp. store in San Francisco. Photographer: David Paul Morris/Bloomberg

Podcast | Economic Warning Signs: Debt, the Dollar and AI

The U.S. economy appears to be in decent shape – but there could be some dark clouds massing on the horizon.

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Understanding and Overcoming Uncertainty in U.S.-China Trade

Companies seeking to navigate uncertainties arising from the U.S-China trade relationship can take a proactive posture to enhance the competitiveness of domestic production.

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How SMEs Can Overcome the Volume Disadvantage in Logistics

While large corporations negotiate directly with carriers using guaranteed monthly volumes, smaller businesses operate in a spot market designed to extract maximum margins from fragmented demand.

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Europe Auto Industry Braces for Chip Disruption Within Days

Carmakers and their suppliers are holding crisis meetings with government officials to map out contingency plans.

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Trump Signs Agreement on Critical Minerals With Australia

The deal will begin with the U.S. and Australia each paying more than $1 billion over the next six months for initial projects.

U.S. President Donald Trump, left, and Anthony Albanese, Australia’s prime minister. Photo: Bloomberg

GS1 Is Killing Barcodes and Unlocking Far Smarter Supply Chains

Retailer support for 2D barcodes, such as QR codes, is improving, but not yet universal. Logistics leaders need to act before 2027.

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Kearney Index Calls ‘Reality Check’ on Reshoring Trend

American manufacturers rushing to bring production back home from Asia? Time for a reality check, according to the latest Reshoring Index from Kearney.

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USMCA Turns Six: Why the 2026 Review Demands Manufacturer Attention

Waiting until 2026 to react means missing the opportunity to shape the rules before they’re rewritten.

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