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Transforming the Complex Supply Chain with a Modern TMS

Uber Freight and Leaf Home together modernized the home improvement company’s logistics operations to cope with skyrocketing growth.

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U.S. Companies Demand More Tariffs on Goods Containing Steel

The latest requests for tariffs on products with steel elements came ahead of an October 21 deadline set by the DOC, the second consultation in three months.

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U.S. Ports Facing ‘Goods Recession’ Amid Holiday Lull, Tariff Woes

President Donald Trump’s return to the White House in January kicked off a rollercoaster year for manufacturers, retailers and other U.S. industries dependent on goods from abroad.

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Unions Slam Trump for Giving China a Pass on Shipbuilding

Trump’s plan would pause tariffs on imports of ship-to-shore cranes and chassis from China, and fees levied on Chinese-built and -operated merchant ships calling at American ports.

A ship under construction in a ship-building yard in Dalian, China. Photographer: Qilai Shen/Bloomberg

Major Shippers Halt Mali Service Over Insecurity, Fuel Shortage

In recent weeks, jihadists linked to Al-Qaeda have been targeting truckers, especially those carrying fuel into the country.

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Balancing Centralized Manufacturing Data and Distributed AI Agents

It’s clear why no manufacturing executive wants to bet everything on a pure data model. Centralized architectures are robust, but can be slow and reactive.

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Supply Chain Innovation 2025: On the Rocky Road to Resilience

Beyond hunkering down in firefighting mode, it’s just as important that companies take a longer view of things.

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Whirlpool’s North America Sales Rise Despite Tariff Uncertainty

Whirlpool, which manufactures almost 80% of its major product lines for the U.S. market domestically, could eventually benefit from tariffs if import-driven competition eases.

Whirlpool dryers on display at a store in Peru, Illinois. Photographer: Daniel Acker/Bloomberg

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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From Prototype to Production at Global Scale — Without Missing Quality Targets

A successful global supply chain new-product launch depends equally on engineering expertise and diplomatic capabilities.

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Caterpillar Tops Estimates as Sales Soar on Energy Equipment

Revenue from its main operating segments rose 10% to $16.7 billion, led by the energy and transportation unit.

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

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