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Wharton: Why Shipper Transparency is Necessary to Prevent Forced Labor
A study by Wharton examines why importers choose to hide their names in public shipping data, and suggests a reform of redaction rules.
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Will Trump’s New Tariffs Wipe Out Importers’ IEEPA Refunds?
The Supreme Court’s invalidation of tariffs imposed by the Trump administration set up importers for a windfall of refunds. But a new wave of tariffs could serve to quash any hopes of long-term relief.
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The World At Your Doorstep: The Logistics of the World Cup
What makes the World Cup such a remarkable undertaking is that when everything goes according to plan, millions of fans never notice the years of work that made it possible.
Fans outside the World Cup faceoff between the United States and Australia in Seattle, Washington. Photo: SCB File Photo
Why 2026 is Testing Global Supply Chains Like Never Before
The events of the past six months suggest that supply chain resilience is measured by how quickly companies can adapt to uncertainty while continuing to keep goods moving.
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AI Can Manage Medical Logistics — to a Point
Can artificial intelligence be trusted to manage logistics for an industry in which mistakes could be a matter of life or death?
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Tariffs Raise Prices, Plain and Simple
CEO of toy manufacturer that brought the SCOTUS case that struck down Trump’s “reciprocal” IEEPA tariffs says there’s no way to defray tariffs costs other than by raising prices.
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When AI Gets It Wrong — And Is Sure That It’s Right
The problem with so much generative artificial intelligence today goes beyond just giving wrong answers. It’s when the errant AI model is certain that it’s right.
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The Issues Already Shaping 2028's West Coast Port Labor Talks
ILWU President Bobby Olvera Jr. argued that the decisions made by waterfront employers will determine whether the parties enter bargaining with momentum or mistrust.
Tractor trailers carrying shipping containers at the Port of Los Angeles. Photographer: Eric Thayer/Bloomberg
CSCMP's State of Logistics Report: Get Used to the Fog
Redesign the operating model, not just the network, the annual report's authors concluded.
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Gartner: CSCOs Need to Walk the Lonely Road with Their CEOs
CSCOs are perfectly positioned, in theory, to help navigate the uncertain waters ahead. But CEOs don't trust them.
Atul Dighe, VP Analyst at Gartner, urging CSCOs to become 'chief future officers' at Gartner's Supply Chain Symposium/XPO. Photo: Justin Lavelle, Gartner
Does a Slowdown of U.S. New Factory Construction Dampen Hopes of Reshoring?
The momentum toward reshoring has been “clearly fading, with leading indicators pointing to a sharp slowdown in new product activity."
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Importers Into Mexico Can No Longer Delay Complying With New Customs Declaration Law
July 31 is the date on which Mexico begins enforcement of a comprehensive mandatory reporting law for all imports.
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