US, Philippines Reach Tariff Deal Before Deadline
July 24, 2025
With just days remaining before steep reciprocal tariffs take effect, the U.S. and the Philippines have reached a tentative trade agreement that lowers duties on
With just days remaining before steep reciprocal tariffs take effect, the U.S. and the Philippines have reached a tentative trade agreement that lowers duties on
Warehouse operators are moving beyond fixed staffing plans as peak-season volatility exposes the limits of traditional labor models. Predictive labor pooling is emerging as a
Global sourcing remains slowed by outdated financial and verification workflows. But blockchain is beginning to rewire how companies onboard suppliers, settle transactions, and share data,
With potential tariffs of up to 200% threatening pharmaceutical imports, AstraZeneca is doubling down on U.S. operations. Its multi-billion-dollar investment, anchored by a major new
U.S. import volumes are getting a temporary lift as retailers rush to frontload goods ahead of potential tariff reinstatements in August. But with trade policy
Autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) are now a fixture in modern fulfillment centers, but performance gains aren’t guaranteed. Despite rising adoption, many facilities report rising instances
From self-healing inventory to region-specific product curation, Walmart is ramping up its global AI deployment to tackle overstock, streamline perishable logistics, and elevate responsiveness in
A new study by Creditsafe reveals how tariff uncertainty is pushing U.S. importers to delay shipments, pay suppliers late, and boost inventories, all while fears
ERP insights are helping PepsiCo cut fixed costs, renegotiate contracts, and streamline operations, without undercutting future capacity. ERP as a Procurement Engine, Not Just a
Escalating conflict between Israel and Iran is once again exposing the fragility of global fertilizer trade routes, particularly for urea, a nitrogen-based input critical to
With just days remaining before steep reciprocal tariffs take effect, the U.S. and the Philippines have reached a tentative trade agreement that lowers duties on
Warehouse operators are moving beyond fixed staffing plans as peak-season volatility exposes the limits of traditional labor models. Predictive labor pooling is emerging as a
Global sourcing remains slowed by outdated financial and verification workflows. But blockchain is beginning to rewire how companies onboard suppliers, settle transactions, and share data,
With potential tariffs of up to 200% threatening pharmaceutical imports, AstraZeneca is doubling down on U.S. operations. Its multi-billion-dollar investment, anchored by a major new
U.S. import volumes are getting a temporary lift as retailers rush to frontload goods ahead of potential tariff reinstatements in August. But with trade policy
Autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) are now a fixture in modern fulfillment centers, but performance gains aren’t guaranteed. Despite rising adoption, many facilities report rising instances
From self-healing inventory to region-specific product curation, Walmart is ramping up its global AI deployment to tackle overstock, streamline perishable logistics, and elevate responsiveness in
A new study by Creditsafe reveals how tariff uncertainty is pushing U.S. importers to delay shipments, pay suppliers late, and boost inventories, all while fears
ERP insights are helping PepsiCo cut fixed costs, renegotiate contracts, and streamline operations, without undercutting future capacity. ERP as a Procurement Engine, Not Just a
Escalating conflict between Israel and Iran is once again exposing the fragility of global fertilizer trade routes, particularly for urea, a nitrogen-based input critical to