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Explained: How Trump Can (Try to) Impose Tariffs

One way or another, there is likely to be a slew of lawsuits against any and all of the new tariffs.

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Reinventing the Factory Floor: Can It Attract a Younger Generation of Workers?

Eddy Azad believes the new wave of robotics is remaking the factory floor into an environment that promises to attract a new generation of human workers.

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U.S. Manufacturing Grew, Input Costs Soared Before Iran Attack

Higher energy prices, if sustained, may give producers little choice but to raise prices for their business customers and consumers, says the Institute for Supply Management.

Workers weld seams at a metal manufacturing facility in Sacramento, California. Photographer: David Paul Morris/Bloomberg

Trump Administration Seeks Delay in Tariff Refund Fight

The administration accused companies of pushing for a speedy schedule out of an “apparent desire to be the center of attention” in the future proceedings before the trade court.

Tractor trailers carrying shipping containers at the Port of Los Angeles. Photographer: Eric Thayer/Bloomberg

Podcast | Raw Materials: The Biggest Breaking Point in Global Supply Chains

How can manufacturers manage the risk of depending on a single supplier for critical raw materials?

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Whirlpool Workers Decry Loss of U.S. Jobs

Whirlpool opened a new manufacturing facility in Mexico in August 2025, and union officials and workers say their manufacturing work and jobs have been moved there.

Whirlpool Corp.’s headquarters in Benton Harbor, Mich. Photo: iStock/JHVEPhoto

Trump Additional Tariffs Implemented at 10%, Not 15%

The uplift to 15%, announced by Trump one day later after the 10% rate, has yet to be implemented, but could be introduced at any time.

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Can the Government Fix the Trouble with the Supply of Critical Materials?

Although there are clear precedents, the current plan has some unusual factors.

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SCOTUS Ruling Likely to Cause More Tariffs, More Chaos, Experts Say

“We have tariffs,” President Trump said. “We just have them in a different way.”

U.S. President Donald Trump during a news conference in the James S. Brady Press Briefing Room of the White House in Washington, DC, US, on Friday, Feb. 20, 2026. Photographer: Bonnie Cash/UPI/Bloomberg

Tariff Ruling Kicks Off Messy Fight Over $170B in Refunds

Among the major questions left unanswered for U.S. importers are how they recoup the money the government collected over the past year.

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Japan, U.S. Reach $36B of Gas, Mineral Deals in Trump Pact

Japan's trade minister said last year that only 1-2% of the $550 billion mechanism would consist of cash investments, with the majority coming from loans and loan guarantees.

Sanae Takaichi, Prime Minister of Japan. Photo: Bloomberg

How Manufacturers Can Prepare for a More Dynamic Future

Without a common digital language, even the most advanced technologies risk creating inefficiencies and missed opportunities.

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