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How Legacy Manufacturers Are Turning Industry 4.0 Into Operational Reality

By using automation to help make jobs safer and AI to catch issues before they lead to downtime, legacy manufacturers are finding real, measurable value.

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Why Asset Health Is a Cornerstone of Social Responsibility

True resilience is achieved when maintenance, procurement and logistics operate as a singular, cohesive organism.

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How to Run a Freight Audit and Pay RFP That Actually Delivers Savings

Modern shippers face growing complexity in managing transportation spend, yet the RFP processes used to evaluate freight audit and payment (FAP) providers remain largely outdated.

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From Fragmented Tools to Unified Workflows: How to Transform Field Operations

Field service teams often juggle laptops, phones, on‑site PCs, and handwritten notes—slowing work and introducing errors. Join us to learn practical steps for consolidating workflows onto one mobile device and elevating customer perception with the same technology we recommend to clients.

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Iranian Ports Could Be Blockaded for ‘Months,’ Says Trump

The economist Paul Krugman, a former New York Times columnist, said he believed most analysts had been “far too sanguine” about the effects of a prolonged Hormuz crisis.

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Union Pacific Railroad Secures Contract for Domestic Steel Rail Production

The new rail mill is powered by a dedicated 1,800-acre solar farm, making it the world’s largest solar-powered steel mill.

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Canada Could Nix U.S. Liquor Ban if Tariffs Are Relaxed

No Jack Daniels here. Aurora, Ontario, Canada. Photo: iStock/JulieAlexK

We Don’t Need Tariffs. We Need Better Infrastructure for U.S. Manufacturers

Tariffs are a policy shortcut. Building better infrastructure is the hard work. Only one of them actually builds lasting capacity.

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Do Chinese Manufacturers Still Have an Edge over Americans?

Is there something about the very nature of Chinese manufacturing that continues to put the American model at a disadvantage?

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Oil Tankers Start to Dash for Hormuz as Shipowners Seek Answers

“Would you be the first penguin off the ice floe to test the water?” one shipowner asked.

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Japan to Offer Subsidies in Southeast Asia to Counter Oil Prices

Takaichi announced the initiative at a regional forum that included Japan and major Southeast Asian economies such as Thailand, Vietnam, the Philippines and Malaysia.

Sanae Takaichi, Prime Minister of Japan. Photo: Bloomberg

China Introduces New Rules to Discourage Foreign Business Exodus

China is fighting back against what it sees as rising protectionism in the West.

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