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Watchdog Probing Newark Air Traffic Move Following Outages

The OIG said it would begin the audit in August and would conduct its work at the FAA’s headquarters, and at air traffic facilities in Newark, New York and Philadelphia.

Newark Liberty Airport in New Jersey. Photo: iStock/johnemac72

Tariffs Threaten to Raise Costs Across U.S. Manufacturing Sector

Of the 25 sectors of the U.S. economy identified as most affected by tariffs, 19 are in manufacturing, including automobiles, primary metals, chemicals, computers and electronics, machinery, and textiles.

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Retail Compliance: It’s Complicated

Conventional scanning technologies will soon give way to AI vision systems that monitor operations in real time and gather continuous visual data on handling of orders and SKUs.

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European Pharma Pushes Back on EU Trade Deal

Confusion persists over whether 15% tariff will apply to U.S. imports of drugs.

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American Air’s New Airbus Jet Grounded by Supply Chain Issue

The company, which ordered 50 of the longer-range aircraft in 2019, plans to initially use this first plane on U.S. transcontinental routes later this year.

An Airbus A321XLR plane. Photo: Axel Heimken/AFP/Getty Images via Bloomberg.

2025 Global Chemical Supply Chain (China) Summit to convene 600+ senior executives from the chemical industry

Under the theme “Value Chain Transformation, Future Supply Chain” this premier event will convene 600+ senior executives from the chemical industry.

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Identifying the Source of Products Through Chemical ‘Fingerprinting’

The science of forensic chemistry is playing a key role today in tracing the source of products all the way back to their origin.

Xinjiang in 1996. Uygur people waiting for buyers for their harvest of cotton. Photo: iStock.com/Gujiang xie

Boeing Braces for Defense Hub Strike as Workers Reject Offer

While the present contract expires at 11:59 p.m. Central Time on Sunday, there’s a seven-day “cooling off” period before IAM Local 837 workers can walk off the job.

An employee works on the aft fuselage of a Boeing Co. F-15 Strike Eagle fighter aircraft at the Boeing Defense, Space & Security facility in St. Louis, Missouri. Photographer: Alex Flynn/Bloomberg

Trump, EU’s Von Der Leyen Cite Conflicting Details on Trade Deal

It’s far from clear that the EU and U.S. will be able to iron out all their differences on the many contentious issues yet to deal with.

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Survey: Consumers Pull Back on Spending After Tariffs, End of De Minimis

3PL Radial’s surveys show two-thirds plan to cut spending or shift behaviors.

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Southwest Falls on $1B Profit Cut From Tariff Fallout

Southwest is one of a few companies so far to put a price on the fallout from President Donald Trump’s efforts to reset global trade, inflation and economic uncertainty.

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Canada’s Boycott of U.S. Liquor Hits Domestic Alcohol Sales

In Ontario, the country’s biggest market, American spirits sales plunged 80% since U.S. products were removed in the province, the analysis found.

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