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Podcast | What E-Commerce and Retail Execs Get Wrong About Last-Mile Costs

When it comes to meeting customer expectations for delivery in the e-commerce era, the shortest distance can be the biggest challenge.

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John Deere to Open Pair of New U.S. Facilities in 2026

The first facility will be a distribution center near Hebron, Indiana, while the other will be an excavator factory in Kernersville, North Carolina.

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DOE Invites States to Partner on Expanding U.S. Nuclear Fuel Supply Chain

The DOE is inviting states to host so-called "Nuclear Lifecycle Innovation Campuses," which would help with fuel fabrication and enrichment, as well as the reprocessing of used fuel.

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Amazon to Cut 16,000 Corporate Positions

The reductions take Amazon’s announced job cuts to 30,000 in three months after an initial wave in October.

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‘Systemic’ Flaws Led to Fatal Midair Crash Near Washington, D.C.

Homendy cited what she called the failure of “entire organizations to evaluate and act on readily available data, heed repeated recommendations and foster robust safety cultures.”

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The Growing Need for ‘Smart’ Businesses and Supply Chains

As workforce dynamics evolve and technology advances, supply chains are under increasing pressure from manufacturers, retailers and their customers to do more with less.

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Case Study: A Tale of Two AI-Driven Procurement Transformations

The requirement to manually perform regular checks and balances on enterprise procurement has often been viewed as slowing the speed of business and limiting corporate agility.

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Nike to Cut 755 Distribution Center Jobs

The newly-announced layoffs will be in addition to 1,000 corporate role cuts announced last year, and will largely be focused on distribution center jobs in Tennessee and Mississippi.

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U.S. Deep Freeze Wreaks Havoc on Texas Oil Producers, Refiners

The freeze has taken about 22% of natural gas production offline in the southern central U.S. corridor, suggesting crude production is likely down 1 million barrels a day.

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The Future of Pricing Is Connected: Infrastructure as a Competitive Imperative

ERP integration creates the single source of truth vendors need to create a pricing ecosystem that adapts to customer preferences and supply chain volatility.

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Airbus Tells Staff to Prepare for Geopolitical Risks, New Crises

The unusually gloomy tone underscores a growing sense of alarm about an increasingly hostile approach by U.S. President Donald Trump against longtime allies.

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VW May Pull Plans for U.S. Audi Plant Absent Tariff Cuts, CEO Says

The calculus has shifted as the Trump administration placed tariffs on European carmakers.

Oliver Blume, chief executive officer of Volkswagen AG, during a Bloomberg Television interview at the IAA Mobility 2025 expo in Munich, Germany, on Monday, Sept. 8, 2025. Photographer: Krisztian Bocsi/Bloomberg

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