Risk and Resilience: Page 3


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    Deep Dive

    Trump’s tariffs aim to reverse decades of manufacturing decline. Will they succeed?

    While major firms like TSMC and Nvidia have announced massive U.S. investment in recent weeks, experts are skeptical the policies will lead to a widespread revitalization of domestic manufacturing.

    By April 18, 2025
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    J&J expects tariff charge of $400M this year

    CFO Joe Wolk, who revealed the figure Tuesday morning on CNBC, told investors the charge was primarily in the healthcare giant’s medtech business.

    By Ricky Zipp • April 18, 2025
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    Risk Management

    Risk takes many forms in the supply chain: severe weather, geopolitical uncertainty and labor tensions. Explore the tactics supply chain managers use to prepare for disruptions.

    By Supply Chain Dive staff
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    US proceeds with China-linked ship fees

    Trade groups fear the plan will raise ocean rates and disrupt supply chains, but U.S. officials argue the fees are essential to incentivizing domestic shipbuilding.

    By April 18, 2025
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    Levi’s says any tariff-related price bumps will be ‘surgical’

    Chief Financial and Growth Officer Harmit Singh this month said the last time the company faced a similarly murky challenge was during the pandemic.

    By Daphne Howland • April 16, 2025
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    Trump orders Section 232 probe of critical minerals

    Similar investigations into other industries have been a precursor to sector-specific tariffs from the U.S., which wants to boost its domestic rare earth supply.

    By April 16, 2025
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    Brands temporarily halt ocean shipments from China

    Escalating tariffs between the U.S. and China are slowing global trade, Port of Los Angeles Executive Director Gene Seroka said.

    By April 15, 2025
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    Tariffs may fuel supply chain financing interest: Wells Fargo exec

    Financing programs can help companies get suppliers cash quickly and stretch out payment terms, said Jeremy Jansen, the bank's managing director of supply chain finance.

    By Caitlin Mullen • April 15, 2025
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    US launches probe that could set stage for pharma tariffs

    The Commerce Department has begun a Section 232 investigation into the national security effects of the U.S. importing pharmaceuticals and their starting materials.

    By Ned Pagliarulo • April 14, 2025
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    Why property security is the new competitive advantage

    Security isn’t just a cost—it’s a competitive edge. Protect your assets before it’s too late.

    By Michael Dorrington • April 14, 2025
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    Trump excludes some electronics from reciprocal tariffs

    Smartphones and electronic integrated circuits, among other products, now qualify for the “semiconductor” exemption — though officials say sector-specific duties are still coming.

    By Updated April 14, 2025
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    Dollar Tree prepped for multiple tariff scenarios, CEO says

    The retailer is considering changes in its approach to supplier costs, product specifications and sourcing as it navigates shifting trade policies.

    By April 10, 2025
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    How leading companies navigate climate risk and opportunities now

    Today, climate action isn’t just a trend – it's a business imperative.

    By Ellen Shenette, Director of the Net Zero Action Accelerator at the Environmental Defense Fund • April 7, 2025
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    4 best practices for logistics managers in 2025

    Freight visibility and route optimization are critical to moving cargo in a demanding marketplace, experts say. 

    By April 2, 2025
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    Manufacturing economy stalls amid tariff confusion

    The industry is bracing for the impact of the Trump administration's upcoming "Liberation Day," on Wednesday, set to bring a slew of widespread tariffs.

    By April 1, 2025
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    4 strategies to manage inventory and supply chain operations in 2025

    Stratifying SKUs and balancing just-in-time and just-in-case stock are some of the tactics businesses can use to navigate today’s dynamic environment.

    By April 1, 2025
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    Williams-Sonoma says tariffs present opportunity

    Supply chain efficiencies and moving sourcing away from China are giving the home goods retailer a leg up.

    By March 31, 2025
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    Trump threatens tariffs on Venezuela’s oil buyers

    The president said he will levy duties against countries that import oil or gas from the South American country starting April 2.

    By Updated March 25, 2025
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    5 insights from Lowe’s EVP of Supply Chain

    Margi Vagell explains how the home improvement retailer approaches network optimization, automation implementation and balancing customer segments.

    By March 11, 2025
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    How Dick’s Sporting Goods is mastering the omnichannel game

    The retailer has found success by shifting from a speed-at-all-costs strategy to one that prioritizes predictability for customers.

    By March 11, 2025
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    Best Buy warns tariffs may drive up prices

    The electronics retailer expects vendors to pass along some portion of the added costs from new import taxes, according to CEO Corie Barry.

    By Nate Delesline III • March 10, 2025
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    Carriers and shippers urged congress to combat the issue by stepping up enforcement and creating a task force.

    By March 7, 2025
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    Monster takes patient approach to aluminum tariffs

    The beverage company is “hedged” on the metal in 2025, but it is reviewing its pricing strategy.

    By March 7, 2025
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    CBP prepares to enforce Canada, Mexico tariffs

    The agency revealed its planned changes to the harmonized tariff schedule in a federal register notice hours before the March 4 start date.

    By March 3, 2025
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    Trump orders review of wood supply chain

    Over the next year, various U.S. departments will assess whether tariffs, quotas or updated permitting processes could help limit the country’s reliance on foreign timber and lumber.

    By March 2, 2025
  • In an aerial view, the Juno Horizon, a Japanese bulk vessel, sails though the cleared Fort McHenry Channel in the Patapsco River on June 11 in Baltimore, Maryland. The federal shipping channel has fully reopened more than two months after the cargo ship Dali hit the Francis Scott Key Bridge, causing it to collapse and cutting off vessel access to the port.
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    CFOs sharpen focus on supply chain strategies amid tariff threat: BDO

    Despite the potential costs from import duties, “CFOs remain optimistic about growth overall,” a BDO executive said.

    By Jim Tyson • Feb. 28, 2025