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Daimler Truck Warns of Low U.S. Orders Due to Trade Policy Turmoil

Chief financial officer Eva Scherer said logistics companies have cut back on truck purchases amid a drop in shipments of tariff-hit goods such as steel and aluminum.

Haulage trucks loaded onto a train outside the Daimler AG truck factory in Woerth, Germany. Photographer: Alex Kraus/Bloomberg

U.S. Tariff and Deportation Policies on Collision Course in Agribusiness

Already, crops are rotting in the fields and warehouse managers are struggling to find workers. How will the push for goods made in America play out?

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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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End to De Minimis Slows Flow of Air Cargo from China to U.S.

Starting in 2027, the U.S. will end de minimis exemptions for all countries, as part of President Trump's sweeping "One Big Beautiful Bill Act" that was signed into law on July 4.

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The Gen Z Factor: Differentiating Delivery to Offset Slowing E-commerce Growth

The brightest light on the e-commerce horizon is the Gen Z and younger Millennial cohort — consumers aged 18-35 years.

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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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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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U.S. Auto Sales Lose Steam After Tariff-Induced Shopping Spree

After declining for much of last year, auto prices are on the rise again.

Customers at a dealership in Richmond, California. Photographer: David Paul Morris/Bloomberg

‘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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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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Amazon Looks to Expand Rural Delivery Network

This comes after Amazon announced plans in April to spend $4 billion to triple the size of its rural delivery network by adding 200 new delivery stations.

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Survey: Consumers Are Reviewing Food Labels More Closely as Grocery Prices Rise

As food costs escalate, 76% of shoppers want more information to inform their purchases, says QR Code company GS1 US.

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