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Survey Finds More U.S. Manufacturers Reshoring, But Some High Hurdles Remain
A growing number of manufacturers are reshoring at least a part of their operations to the U.S. or making plans to do so. But they still face significant hurdles.
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Cattle Groups Warn of Impacts to Beef Supply Chain From ICE Raids
The group reported that in just the past few days, ICE operations have led to shipping delays for thousands of cattle.
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Report: Migrant Fishers Accuse StarKist Suppliers of Using Forced Labor
Fishers said that they were forced to work in isolation at sea with their passports confiscated, while working under debt that compelled them to stay on the job regardless of conditions.
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The Business Benefits of Autonomous Robots in the Industrials Sector
To manage labor shortages and stay competitive, labor-intensive industrials businesses will become more capital-intensive as autonomous robots augment, replace or change traditional labor roles.
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AI Should Speed Up Supply Chain Apprenticeship, Not Remove It
The best supply chain AI strategy automates routine preparation while increasing the number and quality of judgment repetitions that juniors receive.
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Five Numbers Your Fleet Is Graded On, and What Each One Hides
The fleets that come through this cycle intact will be the ones that stopped grading these numbers at quarter end and started evaluating each decision against the whole network as it happens.
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AI Is Changing Logistics. Workforce Development Must Evolve With It.
The organizations best positioned for the future will be those that invest as deliberately in developing their people as they do in adopting new technologies.
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VW CEO Still Needs to Fix Thorniest Problems After Job-Cuts Deal
Oliver Blume won backing for a plan that reins in investment, pares back complexity and includes about 50,000 job cuts on top of about the same number already planned.
Oliver Blume, chief executive officer of Volkswagen AG, during a Bloomberg Television interview at the IAA Mobility 2025 expo in Munich, Germany, on Monday, Sept. 8, 2025. Photographer: Krisztian Bocsi/Bloomberg
Podcast | K-12: The Key to Bringing Advanced Manufacturing to Rural America
Advanced manufacturing promises to transform rural America. But the primary education system must step up to support it.
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Freight’s Next Cost Breakthrough Will Come From the Network
Because the conditions that create that empty mile sit across multiple loads, shippers and facilities, no individual stakeholder can solve it alone.
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How AI Is Reshaping the Fleet Safety Landscape
Best-in-class fleets are setting themselves apart by shifting from a reactive approach to fleet safety to a proactive, predictive driver safety model.
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Turkey Says Cargo Ship Likely Sunk After Tanker Collision
Rescue teams are searching for 10 missing crew members from the cargo ship Tugberk Imamoglu.
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