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Trump tariffsTrump’s tariffs: Tracking the status of international trade actions
The U.S. has rolled out a deluge of tariffs, sparking responses from trading partners. Here's where each tariff — threatened or realized — currently stands.
Updated Nov. 7, 2025 -
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Conagra ramps production after supply setbacks
The food maker prioritized rebuilding store inventory in product categories affected by shortages in the last fiscal year.
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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.
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Canada Post rotating strikes: How shippers can limit holiday hurdles
Amid labor disruptions, businesses using the carrier should prioritize customer communication while securing multiple delivery options, experts said.
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UP-NS merger: Rigorous STB review a must, lawmakers say
Eighteen U.S. senators signed a letter to the agency warning the combination could weaken competition, raise rates and hurt the agricultural supply chain.
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How c-stores and suppliers can win at the negotiating table
Retailers and vendors often struggle to negotiate contracts. During the NACS Show, a panel of industry experts addressed how both sides can navigate their pricing and inventory needs.
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UPS plane crash kills at least 9, disrupts package sorting
The incident in Louisville, Kentucky, halted operations at the company's top air hub Tuesday night and could delay some package deliveries.
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Danone can’t make enough high-protein yogurt to meet US demand
The Oikos and Activia maker said supply constraints have forced the company to make “trade-offs” within its innovation strategy.
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Nestlé upgrades ERP system to set stage for AI, automation
The food and beverage giant will embed SAP's AI-powered assistant into its business systems.
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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.
Updated Sept. 26, 2025 -
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Warehouse demand grows as companies push through tariff uncertainty
Net absorption for U.S. industrial real estate increased nearly 20 million square feet year over year in Q3, buoyed by activity in Phoenix and Indianapolis, per Colliers.
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Amazon: Better inventory placement fuels record delivery speeds
The e-commerce giant has reduced its U.S. inbound lead time by nearly four days as it pushes for faster shipping capabilities.
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Walmart deploys sensors to boost inventory tracking, AI efforts
The retail giant is growing its collaboration with Wiliot to strengthen pallet-level monitoring from distribution centers to stores.
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Saks Global’s inventory woes lead to Q2 revenue slump, margin contraction
Some vendors are still owed money, and several have stopped shipping to the luxury retailer, a scenario analysts have warned about for months.
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Kroger deepens Uber ties amid store-level fulfillment push
The grocer plans to offer delivery services via the e-commerce company’s platform from nearly all of its stores starting early next year.
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UPS readies 5.9% rate bump, fee increases on Dec. 22
The changes, which will impact ground, air and international shipments, mirror the hikes rival FedEx announced earlier this year.
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O’Reilly Automotive prioritizes supplier health to fight tariffs
The auto parts retailer is working closely with its partners to buffer for any potential impact, including by assessing their financial stability and product quality.
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US manufacturing dips despite improved demand: PMI
Production deteriorated after expanding in September as tariffs and policy uncertainty continue to raise concerns and weigh on manufacturers across industries.
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Walmart adding RFID tech to improve inventory management
The retailer co-developed a tool in an effort to minimize food waste, particularly for fresh categories.
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Macy’s to shutter unit at Connecticut distribution center
The closure will take place in stages starting Dec. 28 as the retailer advances a turnaround effort that includes a multi-year supply chain revamp.
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Trump tariffsUS to lower China tariffs as part of trade war truce
The truce also includes de-escalating other trade actions, such as China’s rare earth export controls and U.S. fees on China-linked ships.
Updated Nov. 7, 2025 -
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Can manufacturing make a comeback in the US?
While certain production can be brought Stateside, the U.S. still faces domestic labor and factory infrastructure hurdles, per Rosemary Coates, executive director of the Reshoring Institute.
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Covenant sees bids at ‘all-time highs,’ CEO says
Bids are up 17% since August, which usually doesn’t occur until November through February, CEO David Parker said in a recent earnings call.
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US, Japan sign framework for critical mineral supply
Within the next six months, both countries plan to take steps toward selecting and funding projects that can deliver mineral products to buyers.
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UPS, Postal Service reach ‘preliminary agreement’ in Ground Saver talks
The carriers have made progress on terms for volumes and rates as UPS looks to tap back into the agency's final-mile capabilities.
