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Podcast | An NBA Legend Shoots for ‘Coffee With a Cause’

Dikembe Mutombo was born in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and came to the U.S. — despite an initial ambition to attend medical school — to play basketball in the NBA.

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Tariff Loophole That Fueled Rise of Temu, Shein Will Close May 2

The near century-old de minimis loophole helped startup marketplaces like Temu and Shein expand rapidly in the U.S.

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Tesla Faces Q1 Slump as Deliveries Plunge

This comes on the heels of Tesla's stock price tumbling by 36% in Q1, making it the worst quarter the company has seen since 2022.

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Navigating Tariffs and Market Disruptions in Times of Uncertainty

Manufacturing and industrial executives today are operating in an environment rife with uncertainty.

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Carmakers See Sales Jump as Buyers Race to Beat Tariff Hikes

Ford saw a 19% rise in sales at dealerships in March, while General Motors reported a 17% year-over-year bump in first quarter sales.

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Boeing CEO Touts 'Drastic Changes' in Testimony to Senate

Ortberg acknowledged to the committee that Boeing's string of controversies was "unacceptable," and stressed the company's commitment to safety.

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Aligning Factory Operations and Supply Chain in the Modern Manufacturing Era

The complexities inherent in managing the modern factory and its supply chain are proliferating, and there’s a growing need for innovation.

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Watch: A Shipper of Critical Medical Supplies Consolidates IT Systems

Kirk Serjeantson, chief information officer with American Expediting, and Arthur Axelrad, CEO and co-founder of Dispatch Science, relate how the shipper consolidated multiple transportation management systems.

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USDA Reports 'Fully Stocked Shelves' as Egg Shortage Eases

The spread of avian influenza has slowed in recent weeks, with no infections having been found in egg-laying flocks since March 18.

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Does U.S. Agriculture Need Immigrant Labor? Ask Great Britain.

Anyone looking to assess the impact of Trump’s immigration policy on U.S. agriculture might do well to study the labor shortage that hit farms in the U.K. during the pandemic.

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Watch: Supply Chain Vision From an Industry Veteran

Karen Betancourt, chief executive officer of Vanguard Medical and a former supply chain exec at Walmart and other multinationals, talks about the challenges and personal fulfillment she experiences in bringing needed medical supplies and equipment to patients in Latin America.

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Germany Takes Control of Seized Oil Tanker and Replaces Crew

The seizure could mark the first time that a European Union nation took such a step since the invasion of Ukraine.

The shadow fleet tanker Turbo Voyager transits through Denmark’s Great Belt carrying Russian oil to India. Russia shipped 3.28 million barrels a day of crude to overseas markets in the four weeks to Nov. 17. Photographer: Carsten Snejbjerg/Bloomberg

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How a Leading U.S. Floral Distribution Company Reduced Warehouse Labor Costs by 45% with RFID

Recycled Tagging Fasteners: Small Changes Make a Big Impact

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