A new industry survey by Seagull Software shows that geopolitical shocks, from tariffs to talent gaps, are testing supply chain stability. Companies see real-time, high-quality
A new survey by The Conference Board shows U.S. shoppers are less swayed by country-of-origin labels than they were three years ago, even when the
China’s dominance in printed circuit board (PCB) production is well known. Less visible is the extent to which Chinese sub-components permeate U.S.-bound PCBs, even when
Diageo is bracing for a steep tariff bill even as it expands cost-cutting efforts to offset a sharp drop in earnings. The drinks giant says
Geopolitical uncertainty and shifting trade rules are widening the gap between supply chains that have fully embraced artificial intelligence and those still lagging. New survey
HSBC’s latest survey shows tariffs and trade volatility are already inflating costs for most transport and industrial companies, with the majority bracing for further increases.
Canada Post’s labor dispute deepened last week as unionized workers rejected two multi‑year contract offers, prolonging months of disruptions. The standoff, driven by wage demands
Despite tariff uncertainty and faltering export orders, the latest global PMI data shows that economies across the U.S., Europe, and Asia are weathering the storm.
Union Pacific and Norfolk Southern have confirmed they are in advanced discussions over a potential merger that would create the country’s largest rail operator. If
As the U.S. revives protectionist trade measures, companies are racing to rethink global sourcing models. New research from GlobalData shows how average 10% tariffs are
A new industry survey by Seagull Software shows that geopolitical shocks, from tariffs to talent gaps, are testing supply chain stability. Companies see real-time, high-quality
A new survey by The Conference Board shows U.S. shoppers are less swayed by country-of-origin labels than they were three years ago, even when the
China’s dominance in printed circuit board (PCB) production is well known. Less visible is the extent to which Chinese sub-components permeate U.S.-bound PCBs, even when
Diageo is bracing for a steep tariff bill even as it expands cost-cutting efforts to offset a sharp drop in earnings. The drinks giant says
Geopolitical uncertainty and shifting trade rules are widening the gap between supply chains that have fully embraced artificial intelligence and those still lagging. New survey
HSBC’s latest survey shows tariffs and trade volatility are already inflating costs for most transport and industrial companies, with the majority bracing for further increases.
Canada Post’s labor dispute deepened last week as unionized workers rejected two multi‑year contract offers, prolonging months of disruptions. The standoff, driven by wage demands
Despite tariff uncertainty and faltering export orders, the latest global PMI data shows that economies across the U.S., Europe, and Asia are weathering the storm.
Union Pacific and Norfolk Southern have confirmed they are in advanced discussions over a potential merger that would create the country’s largest rail operator. If
As the U.S. revives protectionist trade measures, companies are racing to rethink global sourcing models. New research from GlobalData shows how average 10% tariffs are
