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EU 'Far Off' Its Goal for Microchip Production
Auditors warned of a strategy that's been far too fragmented, especially given that the EU's 2022 Chips Act had no mandates for coordinated national investments or funding streams.
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New Port Fees Could Derail U.S. LNG Dominance
Center for LNG executive director Charlie Riedl warned that the fees could raise costs for global buyers, and threaten the United States' position as the world's leading LNG exporter.
An LNG carrier vessel. Photo: iStock / nikkytok
UPS Targets $3.5B in Savings with Plan to Slash 20K Jobs
In an April 29 earnings call, UPS CEO Carol Tomé said that handling outbound shipments from Amazon fulfillment centers "is not profitable for us."
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Temu, Shein Hit U.S. Shoppers with Sweeping Price Hikes
Starting on May 2, de minimis shipments from China will be subject to either a 120% tariff or a flat $100 fee per postal item, with the flat fee increasing to $200 on June 1.
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The Question of Nearshoring: Old Advantages, New Challenges
With rising labor costs and disruptions to traditional supply routes, companies are re-evaluating the advantages and challenges of nearshoring.
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Apple to Shift iPhone Manufacturing to India
According to the FT, Apple plans to source from India the more than 60 million iPhones sold in the U.S. annually by the end of 2026.
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Chinese Manufacturers Use TikTok as Latest Front in U.S. Trade War
Experts have raised red flags over the veracity of the accounts and the products they're selling, noting that factories are contractually banned from selling directly to consumers.
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A Race Against Time: Inside the Logistics of Humanitarian Aid
Any number of obstacles could throw a relief mission off course, and mitigating those potential roadblocks takes equal parts preparation and an ability to recalibrate on the fly.
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Why Companies Should Keep Pushing for Green Automation
Companies that continue to invest in green automation will be in a stronger position long-term.
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One Company's Bid to 'Tariff-Proof' its Supply Chain
Echo Water made a decision in 2024 to move its production out of China and into the Philippines, in anticipation of tariffs the incoming Trump administration had hinted at for months.
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There Should be No Surprises: How to Build a Resilient Supply Chain
With all the available knowledge about risks, why do supply chain snags still happen, and why are some companies seemingly caught off guard?
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Report: Bureaucracy Has Blown EU Wind Power Off Course
In 2024, wind provided 20% of Europe's energy, with EPITWind calling for that number to increase to 30% by 2030, and 50% by 2050.
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