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VW Makes a Loss in China, Sparking Urgent Call for Cost Cuts
Volkswagen’s underlying operating margin was just 3.8% after nine months, a level its CFO said was too low to fund the company’s future.
Lisbon, Portugal. Photo: iStock.com/Ivan Kyryk
Why Brands Need To Rethink Their Returns Strategy Before Peak Season
As retailers assess their returns programs in response to changing tariffs, now is also a good time to stress-test them before peak season hits.
When a product comes back across a border, the merchant pays duties twice. Photo: iStock/wesvandinter
U.S. Hits Chinese Trailers With Tariffs to Aid Domestic Producers
A preliminary ruling outlined the move months ago, just as the U.S. and China were in talks to extend a trade truce.
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DOJ Says FDA Can Expand Food Supply Chain Disclosure Rules
Under existing rules outlined in the federal Trade Secrets Act, the names and locations of companies involved in foodborne illness investigations are considered proprietary.
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The Software Risk Hiding in Modern Supply Chains
Software quality is no longer simply an IT metric. It’s a strategic business capability.
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FCC Grants Intel Waiver to Use Existing Foreign-Made Robotic Devices
In July, the FCC barred imports of new Chinese robots and power inverters, seeking to protect the U.S. AI buildout from national security threats.
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Chery Eyes Canada Production as Chinese Carmakers Circle U.S.
Canada has rolled out the welcome mat to Chinese carmakers since striking a deal with Beijing to allow annual low-tariff imports of 49,000 of Chinese new-energy vehicles.
Workers on the assembly line making the Chery Automobile Co. Tiggo 8 at the company's production base in Wuhu, Anhui Province, China. Photographer: Qilai Shen/Bloomberg
Next-Day Delivery Is Still Possible, but Someone Has to Pay for It
We can continue delivering across Europe the next day. But sooner or later the market will have to decide if it’s willing to pay for that.
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How to Transport a Food Truck Across the Country
Shipping a food truck doesn't have to feel overwhelming, once you understand the process from start to finish.
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From Russian Oil to U.S. Supply Chains: The Hidden Risk of Secondary Tariffs
Because oil, transportation and manufacturing are interconnected, secondary tariffs could produce a far more complicated response than an ordinary tariff.
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The Return Journey Is Not the Outbound Journey in Reverse
An international return might look like the original delivery running in reverse. Operationally, though, it’s a new cross-border movement.
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Fresh Legal Challenge to Trump’s Canada Tariffs
The lawsuit argues the White House exceeded its authority in imposing the tariffs and caused immediate "harm to American businesses."
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