Henri Capin-Gally, partner in the law firm of White & Case, discusses how nearshoring, disruption and digitization are impacting supply chain mergers and acquisitions.

Kirk Serjeantson, chief information officer with American Expediting, and Arthur Axelrad, CEO and co-founder of Dispatch Science, relate how the shipper consolidated multiple transportation management systems.

Anyone looking to assess the impact of Trump’s immigration policy on U.S. agriculture might do well to study the labor shortage that hit farms in the U.K. during the pandemic.

Is the demise of physical retailing coming faster than anyone might expect? One industry observer is sure ot it.

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.

Chauncey Mayfield II, partner and leader in the commercial transaction and practice group of Honigman LLP, discusses the uncertainties and cost of Trump’s new tariffs on automotive parts.

While the debate over the value of AI in the supply chain rages on, at least one company believes it’s the basis for “reimagining manufacturing from the ground up.”

When it comes to effective cybersecurity, manufacturers are way behind the curve.

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.

“Diversity” appears to have become a dirty word in some quarters of the business world today — but not when it comes to supplier selection.