Tariffs are the biggest news across the global trade landscape today. But businesses can’t afford to ignore the additional indirect costs that arise from crafting new sourcing strategies.

Behind the familiar headlines about supply chain disruption, a quieter threat continues to destabilize supplier networks: late payments.

Successfully dealing with the evolving world of tariffs is among the benefits, beyond duty deferral, that foreign trade zones bring, says Maddi Krieger, FTZ solution engineer at QAD Inc.

Nate Endicott, senior vice president growth with Enveyo, explains how third-party logistics providers are meeting the challenge of scaling billing management as their shipper customers seek to grow their fulfillment activities.

A look at the ripple effect of tariffs on trade and tax policy, with two experts from EY: Jeroen Scholten, global trade leader, and Jay Camillo, global operating model effectiveness leader.

Dan Swartz, tariffs and customs principal with Crowe, explains how a rapid rise in tariffs, especially on goods from China, is threatening to impose a huge financial burden on U.S. importers, well beyond the amount of the tariffs themselves.

Chris Demetroulis, managing director of the transportation practice at Gallagher, details some of the biggest risks that supply chains face today, and how the insurance market is responding.

Chris Wofford, founder and managing partner at Wofford Advisors, describes the current state of mergers and acquisitions in transportation and logistics, and what that says about the condition of the economy.

A discussion about the potential impact of the Trump tariffs on clean-energy companies, with Chris Kulp of the Private Equity Performance Improvement Group, and Julie McLaughlin of Alvarez & Marsal.

An endless series of crises roiling ocean shipping in the post-COVID 19 era is resulting in a change in “carrier DNA.”