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Tariffs and AI Will Likely Benefit Secondhand Clothing Market

U.S. shoppers will likely turn more to secondhand clothes as the imposition of tariffs on goods made in China, and the cancellation of the de minimis rule, pushes up clothing prices.

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Shipping Trade Group Says Trump Port-Fee Plan Will Hurt U.S.

Bimco said that port fees are generally passed on in the supply chain, meaning that U.S. consumers would ultimately face higher prices.

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Trump Administration Looks to Buy Time for U.S. Steel Merger

The DOJ is looking to extend the deadline for briefings in the lawsuit by three weeks, and to push the start of oral arguments from late April to early May.

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Workforce Turnover Can Be Improved With Detailed Analysis

There’s an extraordinary amount of insight into why workers stay and leave that can be mined from careful collection and analysis of data.

Daniel Ash, CEO of hiring platform Journeyfront, speaks at ProMat 2025. Photo: Helen Atkinson

Trump Taps Republic Airways CEO to Lead U.S. Aviation Regulator

Bedford is an aviation industry veteran who has been with Republic for more than 25 years.

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Chinese EV Maker Announces Five-Minute Charging Capability

The so-called “super e-platform” will enable cars that use it to travel 249 miles on a charge that takes little more time than filling a tank with gas

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Four Key Verticals Driving Growth in Latin American Logistics

The success of Latin America's regional trade ambitions will depend heavily on adoption of tailored logistics strategies that meet evolving demands.

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Manufacturer R&D Considerations for 2025 and Beyond

Research and development is a necessary, though often costly, component of manufacturing. Utilizing the R&D Credit can help offset those costs.

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Tesla Warns It Faces Retaliation, Costs From Trump Trade War

British Columbia, Canada’s third most populous province, has pulled government subsidies for people installing Tesla chargers at their homes.

Why Pharma Companies Must Prioritize Track-and-Trace Tech in 2025

Following are six reasons why pharmaceutical and life sciences companies must prioritize track-and-trace technology in their logistics operations in 2025.

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USDA Signals Egg Price Relief as Bird Flu Outbreak Slows

A March 7 report from the USDA says that there haven't been any significant bird flu outbreaks detected on farms in at least two weeks.

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Report: China's Shipbuilding Boom is Reshaping Balance of Naval Power

The CSIS estimates that at the current pace of production, China will grow its naval fleet from 234 ships to 425 by 2030.

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