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Trump tariffs
Trump’s tariffs: Tracking the status of US trade actions
President Donald Trump has rolled out a deluge of tariffs in his second term and is promising more. Here’s where each tariff — whether in place or proposed — currently stands.
Updated April 8, 2026 -
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Last-Mile AI: The right decisions at the right time
Behind every delivery is a cascade of decisions. AI earns its place when it improves the right ones.
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UPS ramping up Ground Saver deliveries handled by USPS
Average daily volume that UPS hands off to the Postal Service for final-mile delivery is slated to jump to roughly 1.5 million in Q2, CEO Carol Tomé said.
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FedEx Network 2.0: Tracking closures, layoffs across the US
The logistics giant is shutting down ship centers as part of its plan to streamline operations. Here's how the overhaul is progressing.
Updated April 22, 2026 -
Air cargo carriers add fuel surcharges driven by Iran war
United Cargo, Air Canada Cargo and Cathay Cargo are among the airlines implementing fees to buffer the impact of higher jet fuel costs.
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Fed holds main rate steady, notes risks to jobs, inflation from Iran war
Jerome Powell said after the end of his term as Federal Reserve Chair in May he will remain on the board as a governor to help ensure the Fed is free of political interference.
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Obtained from Knight-Swift Transportation Holdings
Shippers focus on asset-based carriers, seek reliability
Customers are also initiating early peak season discussions, Knight-Swift CEO Adam Miller said in an earnings call.
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General Mills faces setback in supply chain sustainability push
The food maker said total greenhouse gas emissions fell 14% in fiscal 2025 compared to the 2020 baseline, less than the 19% drop in 2024.
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Mercedes-Benz secures multi-year EV battery supply deal with Samsung SDI
The automaker plans to use the nickel-manganese-cobalt batteries for future compact and mid-size electric SUVs and coupe models.
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GM forecasts $500M tariff refund, plans further mitigation efforts
The automaker still projects up to $3.5 billion in duty costs in 2026, primarily driven by Section 232 levies, including those on steel and aluminum.
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Tracking the speed, dwell and cars of Class I railroads
This dashboard shows the average speed, dwell time and cars online for all of the Class I railroads operating in the U.S.
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Amazon Web Services unveils agentic AI supply chain tool
Amazon Connect Decisions combines more than 25 specialized tools to centralize data, triage alerts and translate demand forecasts.
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Gap targets improved traceability operations, data collection
The retailer aims to enhance coordination with suppliers using an AI layer from supply chain software company Inspectorio.
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UPS’ Amazon volume cuts are nearly done. What’s next?
While the carrier's relationship with Amazon isn't over, UPS aims to grow in more lucrative parts of the parcel market as it slims down its network, executives said.
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Uber Freight director: A mentor is a springboard toward success
Gaining workplace visibility by demonstrating skills and productivity is also critical for career development, according to Olivia Hu, senior director of autonomous trucking and electrification.
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Union Pacific settles dispute with rail supplier, reaches 7-year agreement
Rocky Mountain Steel plans to operate a new, long-rail mill in Pueblo, Colorado, this year as part of a $1 billion investment in domestic steel production.
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Retrieved from Bassett Furniture on April 22, 2026
Bassett Furniture faces higher transport, material costs
The furniture retailer’s captive freight relationship with J.B. Hunt Transport Services has subjected it to weekly surcharges as diesel prices fluctuate due to the Iran war.
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Iran war slows growth in services, manufacturing: S&P Global
Worries about war-induced inflation, supply bottlenecks, the cost of living and government policy have eroded sentiments among services companies, S&P Global said.
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Retrieved from Burlington on April 16, 2026
Burlington builds automated, 2M-square-foot Arizona distribution center
The retailer expects to open the facility in 2028 and says the addition will help speed up operations.
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Lululemon touts inventory wins from SKU cuts, rebalancing
The apparel brand predicts that inventory will be flat on a unit basis this year as it continues to tangle with tariff headwinds.
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Mattress Firm parent to buy one of its suppliers for $2.5B
Somnigroup is set to acquire Leggett & Platt as the companies seek synergy opportunities across sourcing, operations and product innovation.
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Apple suppliers boost green energy but stagnate on emissions cuts
The iPhone maker has reduced manufacturing emissions each year since 2021.
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Lowe’s taps tech to unify inventory planning, replenishment
The retailer is expanding its partnership with Relex Solutions to improve in-stock levels using an AI-driven platform to analyze demand trends and positioning.
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UPS adds temporary surge fee to US imports, exports
Across seven UPS services, a $0.23 per-pound charge applies to shipments between the U.S. and most other countries until further notice.
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Tractor Supply’s delivery volume jumps as final-mile plan advances
Customers are tapping the retailer's growing capabilities for deliveries involving larger order quantities, Chief Supply Chain Officer Colin Yankee said.
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Sam’s Club launches 1-hour delivery to meet fast shipping demand
The retailer has rolled out its new Express delivery tier to over 600 locations, expanding upon its existing three-hour service.