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FTC, USDA Open Probe Into Agricultural Manufacturing Sector
The agencies will be looking into reports of agricultural manufacturing companies allegedly enforcing territorial sales restrictions.
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Saudis in Talks to Formalize Hormuz Shuttles in Fight for Market
Previously, the Saudi company generally wasn’t involved in arranging the shipping.
Vessels anchored in the Strait of Hormuz, near Khasab, Oman, in May. Source: AFP/Getty Images
LAPD Recovers $1M in Stolen Rail Cargo
Police reportedly found stolen Yeti cups and jugs, Nike, New Balance, Brooks and Sanuk shoes, JanSport backpacks, and Shark vacuums, across 59 pallets of cargo.
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McDonald’s Faces AI Price-Gouging Lawsuit
The case is just the latest in an ongoing battle between major retailers and customers over artificial intelligence data being used to adjust prices.
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Ukraine War Escalates as Black Sea Drone Strikes Hit Cargo Ships
The attacks reflect how the Black Sea is becoming an increasingly precarious corridor for agricultural trade.
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Nike to Nearshore More Production as It Seeks to Shrink Itself
The sportswear company wants to make its supply chain “more flexible, more responsive and more efficient,” COO Venky Alagirisamy said during a meeting with employees.
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A Holiday Inventory Reckoning Looms for Retailers
Glowing, optimistic predictions about an explosion in holiday sales mask an important distinction between the money a retailer is taking in and the amount of product it's actually moving.
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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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G7 Releases a Third of Diesel, Crude Stockpiles
The G7 agreement is an attempt to placate the U.S. President, who has threatened to cut off Europe’s vital supply of U.S. diesel.
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Retail Supply Chain & Logistics Expo Returns to London This November
LONDON: The Retail Supply Chain & Logistics Expo returns to London on 11th & 12th November 2026, bringing fresh energy to one of the industry's most important gatherings.
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Smaller Trucking Companies Are Approaching Financial Breaking Point
Financial writer Rich Duprey says record diesel prices, rising insurance premiums, and higher maintenance expenses are colliding with freight rates that haven't kept pace.
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Amazon Settles Suit Over Slower Deliveries to Low-Income Areas
The attorney general’s office said roughly 69,000 members of Amazon’s Prime service experienced slower deliveries as a result of Amazon’s practices.
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